Description
After installing and activating the plugin, simply add a tweet_button shortcode to the content editor for a post or page.
Example Shortcode:
[tweet_button tweet=”The Tweet Button is super simple to set up and increases my social media exposure” size=”large” via=”wplauncher” hashtags=”thetweetbutton,tweetinghasneverbeenthiseasy”][/tweet_button]
And, a Tweet button will appear in its place.
Check out a working example of the The Tweet Button on a post at Blog.WPLauncher.com. Click on the blue Tweet Button and see what your site visitors would see when they click on that button.
Features
- Set the size of the button
- Set the text to tweet
- Set the hashtags to include in the tweet
- Set the URL of the tweet (default is the current page’s URL)
- Attribute the tweet to a user with the via attribute
Service Oriented
We work really hard to try to make you as satisfied as possible with our The Tweet Button features. If you have a problem, you can send us a service request on our support page above. We will do our best to get to your problems as quickly as possible.
If you have a feature suggestion, shoot it on over, we’d love to hear it!