Opis

Social sharing buttons with fine-grained design controls and a modern look.

You can manage all settings in your WordPress admin from Settings Seamless Social Sharing.

Icon set with up-to-date SVGs
Networks: enable only the networks you want; drag to reorder
Display on: Posts and Pages
- Shortcode support to render the buttons anywhere on your website
Placement (default): before content, after content, or both
Per‑post override: use default, before, after, both, or do not show
Appearance (no CSS required):
- Display mode (icon only, text only, icon + text)
- Icon/Text color
- Background color on/off with configurable border radius
- Label left margin (when icon is shown)
- Spacing between buttons
- Wrapper margins (top/bottom)
Behavior: open share dialog in a new tab (default on)
Accessibility: each button includes an ARIA label and the button html is within a semantic <ul>

Use the shortcode in post / page content or widgets:

[seamless_social_sharing]

In PHP templates:

<?php echo do_shortcode('[seamless_social_sharing]'); ?>

The shortcode renders buttons using your saved settings.

Go to https://4pplecore.dev.

Zrzuty ekranu

Upload the plugin to /wp-content/plugins/ or install it via the Plugins screen.
Activate the plugin.
Go to Settings Seamless Social Sharing to configure networks, placement, and styles.

Where do the buttons show?: By default they show after the content on posts and pages. You can change the placement in Settings or insert them anywhere with the shortcode.
How do I change the order of networks?: Use the drag‑and‑drop list in Settings. You can also click the up/down arrows to move items.
Do I need CSS?: No. The plugin outputs minimal inline styles based on your settings. You can still target the .asss-share, .asss-share__item and .asss-share__button classes in your CSS if you want to customize further.
Do the links open in a new tab?: Yes by default. Toggle the setting „Open share dialog in a new tab”.

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