I am trying to display the default article content JFBCLike icons in other areas of the site--manually in articles or in custom modules or the template itself.
I've found several threads about {JFBCLike} that it will include Google+, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. based on the configuration of the component, but JFBCLike still just shows the Facebook Like/Send buttons even though I have all of the other social services enabled on our configuration in the Social tab.
I am up to date (4.2) on JFBConnect. Articles correctly show all of the social media icons, nicely in one line at either the top and/or bottom of the article. But when I use the {JFBCLike} tag, I only get the Facebook icons. I have to specify each of the services separately using {SCTwitterShare} and {JLinkedShare} as well as {SCGooglePlusOne annotation=inline}, but the problem for me is that it won't format the same way as it does in article content with everything in a single line.
Am I doing something wrong, or is JFBCLike still not going to defer to the component's configuration? It would be nice if I only had to configure it in one place, and use a single tag for consistency, etc. I've tried all sorts of CSS overrides and still get different results using the separate tags vs. how articles display the active social icons.
Thanks much.
Using the content plug-in (desired layout):
Combining JLinkedShare, SCTwitterShare, SCGooglePlusOne and JFBCLike in a module or custom code: