1. Install and configure the Facebook OpenGraph WordPress plugin
2. Go to the WordPress Widgets administration, and drag the Facebook Connector widget to a sidebar. This widget show the facebook login button/logged user, and last visitors photos and comments.
Check the widget (no logged user):
Check the widget (logged user):
3. Go to the Facebook OpenGraph WordPress administration page (Main options). And activate the Facebook login button for comments form, and send comments to Facebook wall.
4. Go to the Facebook OpenGraph WordPress administration page (Feed Template). And configure the URL of a default comments image. This image will be shown when the user send a comment to Facebook Wall.
5. Configure the default text for comments.
{*Actor*} will be replaced with the current logged user name.
{*blogname*} will be replaced with your blog title.
{*body_short*} will be replaced with the post excerpt or body.
Check the send comments:
6. Activate the main post image tool. With this option you can configure a main image for each post. When the users comments or share a post on Facebook, the configured image of the post will shown in the facebook wall.
Test with a post:
And send a comment to facebook or like the post:
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the login button didn’t apper in wordpress 3.0
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looks good this plugin will give it a try
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i did everything basically, but whenever i click on login with facebook, nothing happens in my wordpress website, instead of user getting logged in and their images shown… help
I have also same problem please help us
This is very useful, thanks for making the post. I decided to use the javascript code from facebook to embed Facebook widgets, but there’s always more than 1 way to do things. If you’re looking for more help with Facebook as well as well written and timely Facebook News check out http://facebooklogin.net/.
The plugin looks great, but when I add the connector widget to the sidebar it does not fit in the side bar and if I select to add the login box at comments, it does not appear correctly there either.
You see part of the email form field only, when I put it at comments (no email label and no password field, no submit button).
When placed in the side bar, it looks terrible. Is there any way to change this?
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great plugin, Thanks
Hi, can you help me please?
I should know how can i resize the text-box that showed by the comment template.
Example.: what that be called by
There is any width to set on css style or other files into plugin folder?
Thanks