Digg Digg v4.5.3.2
Download here – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/digg-digg/
Download here – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/digg-digg/
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1. What’s Digg Digg
Digg Digg is a FREE WordPress plugin, integrating popular social buttons into WordPress easily.
2. Supported Social Buttons
So far, 20 popular social buttons are supported :
- Digg
- DZone
- Delicious
- StumbleUpon
- DesignBump
- Serpd
- TheWebBlend
- BlogEngage
- TweetMeme
- Tospy
- Fbshare.me
3. Short History
The first released of Digg Digg at 31/07/2008, almost 3 years old WordPress plugin, many bugs fixed and enhancement during this period. And more than 200k users downloaded this plugin for free.
4. Screen Shots
1. Buttons + Before Content + Normal Mode
2. Buttons + Before Content + Compact Mode
3. Buttons + Right Float + Normal Mode + Vertical Mode
4. Buttons + Left Scrolling Effect
5. Buttons + Right Scrolling Effect
6. Buttons + Before Content + Compact Mode + Excerpt Mode
Who created this plugin ?
Digg Digg WordPress plugin is created by Mkyong
Digg Digg WordPress plugin is created by Mkyong
perfect, just what I needed my website!
I recently changed my theme and Digg Digg just would not work for me.
About to update wordpress and try again.
Worked perfect before.
Cheers
Bryan
great plugin ,
am lovin. it
Sometimes like facebook button works sometimes not. Why?
Thanks!
How do I get the FB Like button (manual integration) to include faces? I have it implemented at the top of each individual post via DiggDigg.
Thanks.
Nice buttons, thanks. But sometimes shows php warning.
Nice, this is much better than Socialize. I was getting quite annoyed with the clutter on the post page from custom fields from Socialize. I don’t get WHY I’d want the settings to be local! So strange. This does it globally which I like. I can universally change the buttons in the future.
Nice plugin, but most of the plugins don’t validate with w3c validator and html 5, are their upcoming fixes for this? Twitter validates fine, fb doesn’t, +1 doesn’t
Button codes are provided by the service provider like FB, twitter and etc, Digg Digg has no control of it. In my point of view, the w3c validator is really doesn’t matter, as long as user is able to view your page nicely, user has no interest to know what your site works behind.
Often times, 100% w3c validation compliance is perfect, but shouldn’t be your target.
Facebook like button is not working. Button wont count the first like
fb like has always been fine till now – when i hit like i get “You like this. · Error”