Working with social media content

You can add several components from today's popular social media outlets, such as Facebook's Like button and the Twitter Feed widget. Add these buttons and widgets to popularize your titles and drive traffic to your content.

View these tasks for more information about working with social media content:

• Adding the All in One Share button

• Adding the Twitter's Tweet button

• Adding the Twitter's Feed widget

• Adding the Facebook Like button

• Adding the Facebook Send button

• Adding the Facebook Comments widget

• Adding the Facepile widget

• Adding the Google +1 button

• Editing a Twitter Feed object

• Changing the name of a social media object

• Enabling author control on a social media object

• Changing the description of a social media object

• Viewing the HTML name of a social media object

• Making a social media object initially hidden

• Placing a social media object on the top layer

• Specifying the CSS classes of a social media object

• Changing the transition properties of a social media object

• Using an empty ALT tag for a social media object

• Pre-loading a social media object for Web-based publishing

• Adding an action to a social media object

• Adding a reference for a social media object

• Including metadata for a social media object

• Locking the size and position of a social media object

• Changing the position and size of a social media object

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