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Socsharing

Socsharing is JavaScript class for sharing in your page to the most popular social networks.

It supports the following social networks: facebook, twitter, google plus, vkontakte, linkedin, odnoklassniki, moi mir.

Usage

Add the script in your page and initialize the class Socsharing. For example:

...
  <head>
    ...
    <!-- In addition you can configure options via API. See below -->
    <meta property="og:title" content="My title">
    <meta property="og:description" content="My description">
    <meta property="og:image" content="http://example.com/post.png">
    <meta property="og:url" content="http://example.com/">
    <title>My page</title>
    <!-- If you have the default styles -->
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/default.css">
    ...
  </head>
  <body>
    <div class="default" data-socsharing-list="vk,tw,fb,ok,mail,gplus,link" data-socsharing-popup></div>
    ...
    <script src="../socsharing.min.js" defer></script>
    <script src="../my-script.js" defer></script>
  </body>
</html>

It's example your my-script.js:

;(function() {
  var container = document.querySelector(".default");

  new Socsharing(container);
}());

Styling

This class generates into your element-container the following DOM:

<ul class="socsharing__list">
  <li class="socsharing__item socsharing__item_vk">
    <a class="socsharing__link" href="..." title="share on vkontakte" target="_blank">vkontakte</a>
  </li>
  <li class="socsharing__item socsharing__item_tw">
    <a class="socsharing__link" href="..." title="share on twitter" target="_blank">twitter</a>
  </li>
  ...
</ul>

So you can use this styles for the styling:

.container .socsharing__list {

}

.container .socsharing__item {

}

.container .socsharing__link {

}

.container .socsharing__item_vk {

}

.container .socsharing__item_tw {

}
...

Social Networks

  • facebook:

    • id (in data-socsharing-list or JS API): "fb";
    • class (in css): "socsharing__item_fb";
    • text in link: "facebook".
  • twitter:

    • id (in data-socsharing-list or JS API): "tw";
    • class (in css): "socsharing__item_tw";
    • text in link: "twitter".
  • google plus:

    • id (in data-socsharing-list or JS API): "gplus";
    • class (in css): "socsharing__item_gplus";
    • text in link: "google plus".
  • vkontakte:

    • id (in data-socsharing-list or JS API): "vk";
    • class (in css): "socsharing__item_vk";
    • text in link: "vkontakte".
  • linkedin:

    • id (in data-socsharing-list or JS API): "link";
    • class (in css): "socsharing__item_link";
    • text in link: "linkedin".
  • odnoklassniki:

    • id (in data-socsharing-list or JS API): "ok";
    • class (in css): "socsharing__item_ok";
    • text in link: "odnoklassniki".
  • moi mir:

    • id (in data-socsharing-list or JS API): "ok";
    • class (in css): "socsharing__item_ok";
    • text in link: "odnoklassniki".

HTML Options

You can use the following attributes in your element-container:

  • data-socsharing-list: The list of social networks comma separated without space. For example: data-socsharing-list="vk,tw";

  • data-socsharing-popup: If container has this attribute then social will open in popup. Default: in tab. For example: data-socsharing-popup;

  • data-socsharing-title: The title of the shared message for all social networks into your containter. Default: page title. For example: data-socsharing-title="My title";

  • data-socsharing-img: The link to the shared image for all social networks into your containter. Default: "". For example: data-socsharing-img="http://example.com/post.png";

  • data-socsharing-url: The shared link for all social networks into your containter. Default: link of current page. For example: data-socsharing-url="http://example.com/";

  • data-socsharing-msg: The shared description for all social networks into your containter. Default: "". For example: data-socsharing-msg="My description".

Note that you can configure options for certain social network by JS API.

API

When you init object from the class you can pass in constructor options for certain social network:

  var container = document.querySelector(".default");

  new Socsharing(container, {
    vk: {
      title: "Title for vkontakte",
      message: "Message for vkontakte"
    },
    fb: {
      title: "TItle for facebook",
      img: "https://my-site.com/post.png"
    },
    tw: {
      title: "Title for twitter",
      message: "Message for twitter",
      img: "https://my-site.com/post.png",
      url: "https://my-site.com"
    }
  });

Note that If you didn't pass option then the script will use option in your container (for example: data-socsharing-title). If you didn't specify data-socsharing-title then the script will use Open Graph meta tag in your page. If your page hasn't the meta tag then the script will use default value.

License

MIT

Copyright © Selkin Vitaly, 2016

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