I know that tampering with their widget isn’t allowed but how do sites like these hide their like counts and it doesn’t seem like the widget has been edited. Is there a proper way to do this?
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I know that tampering with their widget isn’t allowed but how do sites like these hide their like counts and it doesn’t seem like the widget has been edited. Is there a proper way to do this?
They’re adding a
height=427parameter to the IFRAME URL, which results in the “faces” area at the bottom, and its accompanying fan count, being hidden from view. They’re keepingshow_faces=truebecause otherwise the Like count will be written next to the Like button.There’s a slightly weird double-line at the bottom as a result of this approach, but while earlier I wrote it was undocumented, the doc actually references the height param (it’s just not in the plugin generator form), so it appears this is supported.