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Posted by: Jo Val
Posted on: Feb 8th, 2012, 5:51am
How do I install the Facebook Like button on my website, there are several different methods to insert this as per facebook instructions, and I've tried all of them but when I 'preview' my site before publishing, it doesn't appear .. or if it does, it's a world icon with a red x .. help would be appreciated. Thank You.
Posted by: insert
Posted on: Feb 8th, 2012, 7:14am
normally you should just use Insert >HTML >Within text to place the button where you like in the text.
it will NOT preview as it is online content generated by the facebook server, it will work only when published (if you copy and paste correctly! )
Posted by: Jo Val
Posted on: Feb 8th, 2012, 7:14am
the facebook Like Box has three choices of inserting code HTML5 XFBML IFRAME
I'm not sure which to choose so I tried the IFRAME, and it doesn't seem to work .. I tried to insert in different ways but that didn't work either .. does anyone have experience with this on your own website ?
Posted by: Jo Val
Posted on: Feb 8th, 2012, 7:19am
Okay well that would explain why I can't preview it before publishing it. So I'll have to publish first and then check it out, hopefully it works. I did post another message in reference to the ' Like Box ' I'm sure it's probably the same as you mentioned, but re: the HTML5 XFBML IFRAME Which should I use ? do you know? Thank You!
Posted by: Jane Pitt
Posted on: Apr 4th, 2012, 8:00am
I tried it in my personal site so can say surely say that HTML will surely work as it worked for me.
the facebook Like Box has three choices of inserting code HTML5 XFBML IFRAME
I'm not sure which to choose so I tried the IFRAME, and it doesn't seem to work .. I tried to insert in different ways but that didn't work either .. does anyone have experience with this on your own website ?
Thank you. I neglected the FB button for too long, now I've got a better understanding of coding.
the facebook Like Box has three choices of inserting code HTML5 XFBML IFRAME
I'm not sure which to choose so I tried the IFRAME, and it doesn't seem to work .. I tried to insert in different ways but that didn't work either .. does anyone have experience with this on your own website ?
Will this also work for an instagram button where it actually leads you to the actual post itslef insetad of the general IG page of the site then you have to peruse the posts.
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Jun 28th, 2018, 8:28am
Yes this way for inserting HTML works for Instagram too, and Youtube and almost any other service that supply you a chunk of HTML to be inserted. Usually there are some options to choose, so I don't know the particularity of Instagram and where it points, probably there is the way to point it exactly where you want...
Posted by: hannah
Posted on: Jul 16th, 2020, 11:41am
Amazing and Interesting things to read and learn. Its amazing to find something interesting and cool. Enjoy shayari and and share them.
normally you should just use Insert >HTML >Within text to place the button where you like in the text.
it will NOT preview as it is online content generated by the facebook server, it will work only when published (if you copy and paste correctly! )
Thank you so much.
Posted by: Roosje
Posted on: Aug 11th, 2020, 2:50am
Facebook is a great social media platform in which to promote your business to a larger audience. In order to add a like button to your website: 1.Choose the URL of the Facebook page you would like to use with a LIKE button. 2.Copy the URL into the code figuration found on this page. 3.Once you have customized your button click the Get Code button. 4.Now you have the code for a like button. Go to your website dashboard and click the Get Found (SEO) button found on the left hand side. 5.Halfway down the page will be a section named Custom <body> tracking code. Insert the first piece of code for the Facebook LIKE button here. Click the Save button. 6.Go into Editor Mode. 7.Insert a new Code Block into the Stack where you are wanting your LIKE button to be placed. 8.Paste the LIKE button code that was generated and click Publish. 9.You now have a like button on your website.
Follow those few steps and you are good to go.
Posted by: Jokovich
Posted on: Feb 3rd, 2021, 8:53am
I have been looking for this information for a long time, I was very surprised when I found it here.
Posted by: joeanderson
Posted on: May 8th, 2021, 12:30am
I definitely agree with these steps. It really works!
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