AddToSome Share Buttons

A performant, modular WordPress plugin that adds customizable share buttons to your posts and pages. Built with clean, maintainable code.

Features

• Multiple Sharing Services

  • Pinterest sharing with image support
  • Facebook sharing (with optional App ID for enhanced dialog)
  • X (formerly Twitter) sharing (with optional handle)
  • Pocket save functionality
  • LinkedIn share
  • Reddit share
  • Email sharing with pre-filled content
  • Native browser sharing (Web Share API)

• Customization Options

  • Adjustable icon size (10-300 pixels)
  • Flexible placement (top, bottom, or both)
  • Per-service enable/disable toggles
  • Reorder enabled buttons via drag-and-drop in the admin
  • Platform-specific configuration

• Performance Optimized

  • Lazy loading of assets
  • Minimal JavaScript footprint
  • Clean, semantic HTML output
  • No external dependencies

Installation

1. Upload the add-to-some folder to /wp-content/plugins/
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Configure settings under Settings > AddToSome

Composer Installation

To install the plugin via Composer, follow these steps:

1. Add the Repository:

   • Open your project's composer.json file.

   • Add the following under the repositories section:

     "repositories": [
         {
             "type": "vcs",
             "url": "https://github.com/xwp/add-to-some"
         }
     ]

2. Require the Plugin:

   • Run the following command in your terminal:

     composer require xwp/add-to-some

3. Activate the Plugin:

   • Once installed, activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

Configuration

Basic Settings

• Icon Style: Set the size of share button icons (10-300 pixels)
• Share Buttons: Enable/disable individual sharing services
• Placement: Choose where buttons appear on single posts

Advanced Options

Facebook App ID

For enhanced Facebook sharing features:

1. Visit developers.facebook.com
2. Create a new app (Consumer type)
3. Copy the App ID from your app dashboard
4. Paste it in the plugin settings

Without an App ID, the plugin uses Facebook's basic sharer functionality.

X (Twitter) Handle

Add your X handle to include "via @yourhandle" in shared tweets.

Architecture

The plugin follows a modern, object-oriented architecture with clear separation of concerns:

File Structure

add-to-some/
├── add-to-some.php           # Main plugin file and bootstrapper
├── includes/
│   ├── autoloader.php        # PSR-4 style autoloader
│   ├── compat.php            # Backward compatibility functions
│   └── classes/
│       ├── class-plugin.php      # Main plugin controller
│       ├── class-settings.php    # Settings management
│       ├── class-admin.php       # Admin interface
│       ├── class-frontend.php    # Frontend functionality
│       ├── class-share-buttons.php # Share link generation
│       └── class-renderer.php    # HTML rendering
├── js/
│   ├── admin.js              # Admin UI enhancements
│   └── frontend.js           # Native share functionality
└── README.md

Class Overview

• Plugin: Main controller, singleton pattern, coordinates all components
• Settings: Manages options, validation, and sanitization
• Admin: Handles admin interface, settings page, and field rendering
• Frontend: Content filtering and asset enqueueing
• ShareButtons: Generates platform-specific share URLs
• Renderer: Builds HTML output with proper escaping

Coding Standards

The plugin adheres to:

• WordPress VIP coding standards
• PSR-4 autoloading conventions
• WordPress security best practices
• Proper data validation and sanitization
• Contextual escaping for all output

Hooks and Filters

Actions

• plugins_loaded - Plugin initialization
• admin_menu - Settings page registration
• admin_enqueue_scripts - Admin assets
• wp_enqueue_scripts - Frontend assets
• init - Text domain loading

Filters

• the_content - Button injection (priority 98)
• plugin_action_links_* - Settings link in plugins list
• xwp_add_to_some_display_buttons - Control button visibility

Developer API

Getting Plugin Options

// Using the Settings class (recommended)
$settings = \XWP\AddToSome\Settings::get_instance();
$options = $settings->get_options();

// Using compatibility function
$options = xwp_add_to_some_get_options();

Customizing Button Display

// Prevent buttons on specific pages
add_filter( 'xwp_add_to_some_display_buttons', function( $display ) {
    if ( is_page( 'special-page' ) ) {
        return false;
    }
    return $display;
} );

Rendering Buttons Programmatically

// Get the plugin instance
$plugin = \XWP\AddToSome\Plugin::get_instance();
$settings = $plugin->get_settings();
$options = $settings->get_options();

// Create renderer and output buttons
$renderer = new \XWP\AddToSome\Renderer( $options, $post_id );
echo $renderer->render();

Requirements

• WordPress 6.0 or higher
• PHP 7.4 or higher
• JavaScript enabled for native sharing

Security

• All user inputs are sanitized
• All outputs are properly escaped
• Nonces used for form submissions
• Capability checks for admin functions
• No direct file access allowed

Performance

• Minimal database queries (single option)
• Assets loaded only when needed
• No render-blocking resources
• Efficient DOM manipulation

License

GPLv2 or later

Support

For issues, feature requests, or contributions, please use the plugin's support forum or repository.

Changelog

1.0.3

• Replace ul/li by div for the template.
• Improve code security, implemented defensive coding techniques.

1.0.2

• Open sharer as centred popup on desktop browsers (>1024 in width)

1.0.1

• Added drag-and-drop reordering of enabled share buttons in the admin
• Renderer output now respects the saved order
• Bumped plugin and asset versions for cache-busting

1.0.0

• Complete refactor with modular architecture
• Improved code organization and readability
• Enhanced security and performance