WordPress plugin

Wp Social Pro

Wp Social Pro brings social login, sharing buttons, and audience counters into one WordPress plugin. Enable the capabilities you need and manage their settings in the WordPress admin panel.

Wp Social Pro

Wp Social Pro brings social login, sharing buttons, and audience counters into one WordPress plugin. Enable the capabilities you need and manage their settings in the WordPress admin panel.

Login settings and placement

Visitors can register or log in with social accounts. Login options named in the feature details include Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn, Dribbble, GitHub, WordPress, Vkontakte, Reddit, Pinterest, and Instagram. Facebook and Twitter setup can use an App ID and App Secret.

Choose a ready-made button design, edit or translate its text, and set custom login or logout redirects. Show or conceal buttons on WordPress login and registration pages, in comments, and in WooCommerce login and registration areas. WordPress, WooCommerce, and BuddyPress are listed login and registration use cases. Shortcodes provide another way to place buttons across the site.

Sharing and audience counters

Share buttons let users send posts or other website content to social platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. Choose a button style and horizontal or vertical layout, then display or hide the share count. The feature details also list an option to hide share buttons on mobile devices.

Social counters display channel follower, fan, or subscriber counts, with icons that can link to the corresponding profiles. Available designs include icon styles and more than 15 hover effects. Counters and share components can be displayed with widgets or shortcodes, and counter data can be cached for a chosen number of hours. The feature list also includes post and comment counts.

Configure the plugin

Install Wp Social Pro and open its settings in the WordPress admin panel. Enable the functions you plan to use, enter authorization details for the social login providers, then set redirects, button visibility, styles, sharing layouts, and counter display. Review the relevant areas of the site to check how the selected elements appear.