Share button not hiding with CSS

patsy easley

First off I LOVE the new buttons. The only problem I am having is that when easy sharing is enabled the share buttons are showing when I am logged out with the CSS coding that should prevent it. I was unable to get it fixed on my own so I disabled the share buttons. Is anyone else having this problem and does anyone know how to fix it.

jfriend

in plain sight wrote:

First off I LOVE the new buttons. The only problem I am having is that when easy sharing is enabled the share buttons are showing when I am logged out with the CSS coding that should prevent it. I was unable to get it fixed on my own so I disabled the share buttons. Is anyone else having this problem and does anyone know how to fix it.

It looks like the required CSS coding to show the Share button when logged in, but not when logged out has changed.

This CSS seems to work on my site in FF2 and IE7:

#shareButton {display:none;}
.loggedIn #shareButton {display:-moz-inline-box; display:inline-block;}

You could give it a try and let us know if it works for you.

patsy easley

That fixed it. :ivar
Thank you for the help!

Andy

jfriend wrote:

It looks like the required CSS coding to show the Share button when logged in, but not when logged out has changed.

This CSS seems to work on my site in FF2 and IE7:

#shareButton {display:none;}
.loggedIn #shareButton {display:-moz-inline-box; display:inline-block;}

You could give it a try and let us know if it works for you.

This shouldn't be the case, but seems to be.

I'm checking with our devloper

jfriend

Andy wrote:

This shouldn't be the case, but seems to be.

I'm checking with our devloper

Just so you know the origin of this code Andy. The old way of making it visible "display:block" no longer works with the share button because it's laid out differently than it used to be, it's now in an inline span.

I got this code from the actual page itself, as it's the display style that the share button has when it's visible in a default page with no customization. I didn't invent this, I just looked at what a default share button had it's style as.

So, we display:none, when you don't want it and set the style the way it would normally be when you do want it.

The obvious downside to this change in the shareButton's style on the default page is that it breaks everyone who was trying to make it only visible when logged in.

Andy

jfriend wrote:

Just so you know the origin of this code Andy. The old way of making it visible "display:block" no longer works with the share button because it's laid out differently than it used to be, it's now in an inline span.

I got this code from the actual page itself, as it's the display style that the share button has when it's visible in a default page with no customization. I didn't invent this, I just looked at what a default share button had it's style as.

So, we display:none, when you don't want it and set the style the way it would normally be when you do want it.

The obvious downside to this change in the shareButton's style on the default page is that it breaks everyone who was trying to make it only visible when logged in.

yes i know how it worked, it's a bug and we'll sort it out.