Cómo añadir el botón Me gusta de Facebook en WordPress

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1. wpbeginner

   @artist74 There is no EXACT point because it varies. The exact point is determined by where you want the code to show (for example before post / after the post / within the post etc). Once you decide that then you can also do further styling via CSS!

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2. lo0_ro

   and here are the codes for other services like identi.ca google plus one twitter etc

   http://www.lo0.ro/2011/add-wordpress-social-buttons-from-code-identi-ca-facebook-like-twitter-and-google-plus-one/

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3. dekanfari

   Can I align it to left?

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4. Ovidiu

   any words of advice about the XFBML version? I copied the code straight from the facebook developer page, need to know if there is anything to do?

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   • Editorial Staff

     You need to add the Open Graph Meta Data to the site. We have edited the article. Look for the NOTE.

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5. tyasmedika

   Nice post…
   How to add facebook like button in wordpress.com?
   Thanks.

   Please, Visit my blog. ^_^

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   • Editorial Staff

     You can’t… Switch to Self-Hosted WordPress.

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6. Dror

   Hi,

   Is there a way to add the like button to the comments on a wordpress blog?

   Thanks

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   • Editorial Staff

     Yes, you can have the like button on each comment by retreiving the comment permalink rather than the post permalink.

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7. Redefining

   I have a wordpress.com. I have no idea where to start with adding the Facebook Like button. I have been trying to find the single.pnp option. I just need a start on where to find it as I tried the Appearance and then go to theme and then what?Please can you advise?

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   • Editorial Staff

     This doesn’t work with WordPress.com sites.

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8. Ruby

   Thanks a lot I was just looking for that………

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9. Aaron Grey

   I’m torn between adding the facebook like button at the top of my posts or near the bottom, so I added it in both places. Does anyone know if this can cause issues to have 2 like buttons on one post?

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   • Editorial Staff

     It shouldn’t cause issues… both won’t update simultaneously, but it will display the same count on each page refresh.

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     • Aaron Grey

       I kind of thought so. I just never heard anyone mention doing this in any tutorials. Thanks for the info.

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10. Dimitris

    Hi, I placed the code in the single.php file and inside the loop as you have instructed. When I Like the post everything works correctly except from the title of the post on FB’s wall.

    For example on MyWebiste.com I like the post with a title MyPost.

    On FB wall shows that someone “likes MyWebiste on MyWebiste.com”, not “MyPost on MyWebiste.com”

    However, the link of “MyWebsite” links correctly to the respective article, “MyPost”.

    For me that means that the code works just fine and retrieves the right article, but not the title of the article and I’m trying to figure out if I need to do something else in order to show the title of the posts on FB wall and not only their right links.

    Any suggestions would be appreciated.
    Thank you.

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    • Editorial Staff

      That’s weird because it should take your page title. But to override an fix this issue, look at the resource link that we have in this article. You will need to add og:title meta tag.

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11. Alvin

    Hello..
    I’m a site owner and I want to know who’s clicked the like button on each post. Not just the number of people. Is that possible?

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    • Editorial Staff

      Yes, you can showfaces=true and it will show the face of some people.

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12. Aaron Torng

    Thanks for the guide! I successfully added the ‘like’ button to my individual pages but I’m still having problems adding it to my main site which aggregates all the posts. Do you know which page I’m supposed to add it to and where?

    Thanks again,
    Aaron

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    • Editorial Staff

      Use the Like Box instead of the Like Button on the main page, and put it in your sidebar.

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13. Sipovics

    Hy!

    My problem is that if I “Like” a post on my site (which is named kukkold.hu) the facebook shows on my profile page that I like the kukkold.hu link on the site kukkold.hu. I experience this at every post, so I always like the main page of my site instead of the link and name of the post. What can be the problem? I tried varius like plugins, and I have inserted the code directly into the loop, but the problem is always the same and it’s really annoying. For a test I wrote a specific permalink into the space of the ID)); ?> block, but the problem was the same again.
    The like counter goes well, so it knows which post how many times was liked.
    What should I do? Please help me!

    Thank you!

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    • Editorial Staff

      You need to paste the codes mentioned in this post INSIDE THE LOOP. If you post it outside the post loop, then it will not work.

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14. charle

    im using wordpress.com and i trying to add the facebook like box in my blog but i doesn’t work. i read some forum that saying wordpress.com cant read iframe code. is that true? any solution?

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    • Editorial Staff

      Yes thats true. You are very limited with WordPress.com site. The solution is move to a self-hosted setup. Utilize our Free Setup service.

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15. Joe

    I added the code in the loop as you sayed…but nothing happens!! I tried more and more times, in different parts of the loop…. it just doesn’t work!! Any suggestion? Thanks

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    • Editorial Staff

      This is an iframe code, so it should work because we are using it on our site.

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16. drowan

    This is great, however I am encountering a glitch. The code functions fine and everything, but when I like it, instead of ‘liking’ the specific post, it instead ‘likes’ the parent home page. The same shows up on the Facebook feed, just the home page. Have you encountered this problem, and what can I do to fix?

    Thanks!

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    • drowan

      my permalink structure at this time is /%category%/%postname%/ for reference. All the ‘likes’ I’ve tested only link to the parent site.

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      • Editorial Staff

        If you put the code inside the loop, then it should not do that.

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    • Editorial Staff

      The code that we have is the same one running on this site. As long as you post it in the loop, it should like the page that you are on.

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17. wilson keenan

    Thanks so much for this.

    I was wondering – are you using this iframe (in the single.php) w/ meta tags in header.php?

    I’m wondering if the URL in the facebook meta tags is conflicting with my ability to use the edited like button you have here?

    Thanks so much,

    Wil

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    • Editorial Staff

      We are not using Meta tags in the header at the moment, so it is just an iframe.

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18. Aurora

    Thanks for this great resource! I had played around with some plugins but they just weren’t working well for me, then I found your tutorial and just edited the code and VOILA! Success!

    Thanks!

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19. Andreas Koutsoukos

    Hi, i have question about that facebook button layout.
    My friend wants me to code blog and he send me this photo and ask if i can custom the like button like that http://www.andreaskoutsoukos.com/images/others/facebook_like.jpg.
    Is it possible and how?

    If some one know about that.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Don’t think that there is a Facebook API that lets you like the layout…

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20. Ash Robbins

    Great post guys, so simple to add in and configure. Nice work.

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21. sanjaperic

    Hi!

    Thanks for this code, but something not working well…
    For example, if I go on post, I see “Like button and Be the first…message” Ok. Fine! No one like ‘till now, doesn’t matter, I will be the first.. so click, Like! And then! Wow! I see that 178 people acctualy like this, but I couldn’t see that untill I like it first. Do you understand? My english is not so good, but hope you can understand what I am talking about…

    If you find a time to go on my page, and then on any single post, you will see Like button and message Be the first… but if you like it, than you’ll find out, that you weren’t the first!

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    • Editorial Staff

      It is a very weird problem. Normally it won’t show you pictures unless your friends like it, but it certainly shows the count.

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22. Huw Rowlands

    Hi,

    I have the like button appearing, but when clicking nothing at all happens??

    Please can you advise on this…
    I even installed the Facebook ‘Like’ plugin and had exact same issue.

    Thanks

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    • Editorial Staff

      Don’t know what could be the issue. We have the exact same code running on our site… and it is working fine.

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    • Paul

      Working perfectly now. Must have been a problem from Facebook’s end.

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23. Rakibul Islam

    This seems to not working on my site. It showing error after clicking the Like button.

    What can i do now?

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    • Editorial Staff

      We are using this code on our site, so don’t know what could be causing the error. Can you please specify what error it is.

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24. Janice

    Thanks for the tutorial and great tips inside the comments. Just installed on Atahualpa theme. Great!

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25. Sean Serritella

    All I know is that I tried putting in code for the like button and now I get double posts.

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    • Eli

      Same happens to me, had to erase it because it doubled the text of my posts

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      • Eli

        Ok! Forget it! Since IE jumps every time I paste something, I must have doubled “the-content” part somehow.

        Replaced the old single.php, pasted again your code (both before and after “the-content” and works great either way!

        A million thanks for the code!

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26. agon

    thank you very much, i am starting to learn wordpress…and here i found your site very helpfull for begginers…keep it up…

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27. Sean Serritella

    Dude, what loop? What is a loop? I don’t get what that means. I tried pasting the code in the single php page but got nothing.

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      Loop is the code which says if is post…http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop

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28. Jason Fonceca

    Fantastic! I know this may seem like a useless comment, but I really am thrilled to find this tutorial. Much appreciation.

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29. Lindsay

    Is there a way to show on the sidebar which posts have the most likes on Facebook. I think it would be neat to see which ones are shared most often.

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30. Mark

    I posted it in my style.php so I am not sure if that is what you mean by putting it in my loop?

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    • Mark

      sorry single.php file is rhe one I changed

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31. Mark

    I addedd the button to my code and it appears in my blog posts. however when I poke it, my facebook profile does not reflect that I like it? Am I doing something wrong? I should see that I like it my feed, am I correct?

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    • Editorial Staff

      Yes you should see that you like it in your feed. Are you pasting the code inside your loop?

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32. Jose

    Thanks for sharing. How did you make your retweet and facebook share buttons to remain permanent on your blog?

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    • Editorial Staff

      We are using a plugin called Smart Sharing. Do a search on our site and you should be able to find it. It is exclusive for WPBeginner users.

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33. Janek

    thanks for the good tutorial Facebook Like Button in WordPress
    helped me very much!

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34. Que

    I have added the code on single.php , but the button doesn’t appear on all my post.
    If I add the code on every post (from HTML tab), the button appear but encountered problem.
    Why this happen? Is it depend on the theme?

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    • Editorial Staff

      It will appear on all single post pages. If you mean that you want to show it on all pages in your category pages or your index pages, then you would need to paste the code in your index.php inside the post loop.

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      • Que

        No, I mean doesn’t show in my posts not pages. Or maybe I placed in wrong part of single.php. Is it possible to paste the code in any part of single.php?
        Thanks.

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35. Andrea

    This is probably a stupid question, but are the instructions you gave relative to the small “thumbs-up” graphic and text (showing 184 people liked this. Be the first of your friends) at the top of this post? Or are they for the larger square graphic appearing to the left of your post (the one appearing underneath your tweetmeme button that says 45 shares).

    I’d like to just have that larger square graphic on my blog and have it appear next to my tweetmeme button and I’m wondering how to go about that? Is there a tutorial you can direct me to?

    Thank you so much for any guidance!

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    • Editorial Staff

      This tutorial is about the like button. Just use the search button on this site and look for Facebook Share button and you will find the tutorial for that.

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      • Andrea

        Thank you – I did as you suggested and found that tutorial and left you a comment on it as I was unsuccessful in getting it to work.

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36. dillon

    The like button is the best little added feature to a site thanks for the lesson.

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37. Sara

    Works great! I narrowed the height to get rid of some white space it caused, but that was the only tweak.

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38. Jan Weiss

    I added the code however if you go to the individual post it gets apage that only shows the facebook “like” button and does not take the viewer to the actual post. So now if a viewer goes to the post they lose it. Any suggestions?

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    • Editorial Staff

      Have no idea what you are talking about. Please use our contact form and show us what you are talking about by linking to your site.

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39. Ciociaria

    Hi to everyone,

    I see more blogs use only the button and the number of persons who like without the phrase “be the first….”

    how is it possible?

    thanks

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    • Editorial Staff

      You need to change the layout parameter to button_count as mentioned int he article.

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40. Titanas

    Hey,

    What about adding the site’s URL after the post title? Something like this: X likes Y on Z.com

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    • Editorial Staff

      You don’t get to control that. It is facebook who is doing that, and they only display page title.

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41. PelFusion

    just placed one on my blog

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42. Danang Sukma

    Finaly iam found plugin like the float stuff in your site. Thanks for your share.

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43. Mike

    I have noticed many sites have added the button to the top of the page. But isn’t it a better idea to place the button at the bottom of the page, allowing readers to click without scrolling up after they have finished reading the article ?

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    • Editorial Staff

      It is entirely up to the blogger. You can try it on your blog and see which placement works best for you

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44. Tiffany

    Is there a way to make it display at the bottom of the post instead of the top?

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    • Editorial Staff

      Yes just add it after the_content php part of your post … At the bottom of the loop. It can be added anywhere in the loop .. doesn’t have to be at the top.

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45. Heather

    Unfortunately, I don’t have a single.php file in my Atahualpa theme. I’m not sure where else I could put the code. Any ideas?

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    • Editorial Staff

      Don’t know a lot about Atahualpa theme very much. Please ask in their support forum, or you contact us via email and we can take a closer look at your site.

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      • Stu

        Re: Atahaulpa – I had the same issue as Heather. Solution: In Dashboard, go to Appearance – Atahaulpa Theme Options – Style and edit center column. Paste it in “The LOOP” section. Works like a treat!

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46. Stu

    Been noticing this Facebook like button appearing on more and more sites lately and think it’s a great idea. Time to see if I can implement this now… WITHOUT completely destroying my blog (you’d be surprised how close I’ve come multiple times once I start messing with the code – programmer FAIL).

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47. Bottomless

    Here’s the Wordpress plugin:
    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/like
    No coding necessary, you can customize the look and placement of the button in the settings interface.

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48. Amanda

    Love the article but I have encountered some problems. I don’t know where to find the single.php file? lol. Could you guide me? I use wordpress.com and I’m not sure if that makes a difference.

    Thanks!

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    • Editorial Staff

      This is for Self Hosted WordPress blogs not WordPress.com themes.

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49. jeh

    Just what I was looking for. Thanks

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50. hydir

    Thanks for this tutorial.
    I really looking how to implement it and found the answer here.

    Great!

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