New: Facebook Social Plugins
source: Facebook
Exciting news! Fresh from today’s Facebook f8 conference in San Francisco, there’s a whole slew of new Facebook social plugins that you can easily incorporate into your site:
You can also read more about Facebook’s new direction here: The Next Evolution of the Facebook Platform
Drew and Justin have recently written some great tips on using Facebook, and with their new social plugins it’s even easier to connect your site to the social graph. You can add the basic “like” button just by copying and pasting code into your site, and from that foundation you can add a ton of additional features. These changes go beyond just adding new plugins: Facebook believes the underlying structure of the web is changing to fully integrate our social graphs, and they intend to be at the center of it. Below are all the new features along with the summary quoted from Facebook’s description:
Like Button: “The Like button lets users share pages from your site back to their Facebook profile with one click.”
Recommendations: “The Recommendations plugin gives users personalized suggestions for pages on your site they might like.”
Login with Faces: “The Login with Faces plugin shows profile pictures of the user’s friends who have already signed up for your site in addition to a login button.”
Comments: “The Comments plugin lets users comment on any piece of content on your site.”
Activity Feed: “The Activity Feed plugin shows users what their friends are doing on your site through likes and comments.”
Like Box: “The Like box enables users to like your Facebook Page and view its stream directly from your website.”
Facepile: “The Facepile plugin shows profile pictures of the user’s friends who have already signed up for your site.”
Live Stream: “The Live Stream plugin lets your users share activity and comments in real-time as they interact during a live event.”
Check it out!
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Posted at 22:17h, 21 AprilInteresting post. I have made a twitter post about this. Others no doubt will like it like I did.
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Posted at 22:17h, 21 AprilInteresting post. I have made a twitter post about this. Others no doubt will like it like I did.
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Posted at 22:17h, 21 AprilInteresting post. I have made a twitter post about this. Others no doubt will like it like I did.
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Posted at 10:36h, 22 AprilI'm going to reserve judgement on these new features until I've had the chance to try them out and see them in action. If they work as intended this is pretty exciting stuff.
Social Networking Software
Posted at 10:36h, 22 AprilI'm going to reserve judgement on these new features until I've had the chance to try them out and see them in action. If they work as intended this is pretty exciting stuff.
Social Networking Software
Posted at 10:36h, 22 AprilI'm going to reserve judgement on these new features until I've had the chance to try them out and see them in action. If they work as intended this is pretty exciting stuff.
Karen Goodman
Posted at 11:45h, 23 AprilI like the idea of the comments plugin, but I'm not sure exactly how to integrate it into my site. If there was a plugin that combined comments made on the actual website, plus FB and twitter comments on that same link, that would give a much more complete picture of the comments a page is getting.
Karen Goodman
Posted at 11:45h, 23 AprilI like the idea of the comments plugin, but I'm not sure exactly how to integrate it into my site. If there was a plugin that combined comments made on the actual website, plus FB and twitter comments on that same link, that would give a much more complete picture of the comments a page is getting.
Karen Goodman
Posted at 11:45h, 23 AprilI like the idea of the comments plugin, but I'm not sure exactly how to integrate it into my site. If there was a plugin that combined comments made on the actual website, plus FB and twitter comments on that same link, that would give a much more complete picture of the comments a page is getting.
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Posted at 05:11h, 30 April[…] learn more about Facebooks new plugins and how they work, please read Michael LaPeter’s article, New: Facebook Social Plugins. If you want to opt out of Facebook’s new plugins, please read Riva Richmond’s article, How to […]
Bob Stahl
Posted at 11:09h, 04 MayI like these new features and ideas. Thanks for the tips and information, Facebook is always such a big help.
Bob Stahl
Posted at 11:09h, 04 MayI like these new features and ideas. Thanks for the tips and information, Facebook is always such a big help.
Bob Stahl
Posted at 11:09h, 04 MayI like these new features and ideas. Thanks for the tips and information, Facebook is always such a big help.
Bob Stahl
Posted at 18:09h, 04 MayI like these new features and ideas. Thanks for the tips and information, Facebook is always such a big help.
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