wpsnipp wordpress code snippets

Adding a pinterest button to a wordress blog is simple! Place the first snippet in the functions.php of your wordpress theme. Once that is done add the next snippet into the location you wish to display the Pint It button within the single.php template file.

Great little snippet by Filip Stefansson to display a custom message for people visiting via stumbleupon. Add this snippet to your wordpress template a good place is within the header.php.

Adding this snippet to the functions.php of your wordpress theme will automatically add the Google +1 button to your wordpress posts. This is a great little snippet from ottopress.com

Adding this snippet to the functions.php of your wordpress theme will let you add the Tweetmeme button to any location within your post.

I posted a snippet some time ago to get the number of facebook fans this is an updated version using get_transient. Adding this snippet to the functions.php of your wordpress theme will let you cache and display your Facebook fan count using wp_remote_get. Add the second snippet into your wordpress theme in the location you wish to display the count.

Adding this snippet to the single.php of your wordpress theme will display a linkedin share button. Be sure to place this code within the loop,

Adding this code snippet to your wordpress theme will display the built in short your for your blog post. You could use something like this for your tweets rather then bit.ly or other URL shorteners.

Add this to your wordpressd theme and display the number of Facebook fans you have. Make sure to change PAGE-ID to your Facebook fan page ID.