GodInterest Share Button

Add a “Share to Godinterest” Button to your site and get your visitors to start sharing your awesome content!

Add a simple “Share to Godinterest” Button to your posts in 2 minutes!

No need to copy and paste code throughout your WordPress site.

“Share to Godinterest” Button Features**

• Let the reader select an image when sharing an image.
• It default\’s to the first image in the post.
• Pick from official “Share to Godinterest” button colors and sizes.
• Add “Share to Godinterest” Button to posts, pages or both.
• Add a “Share to Godinterest” button to your sidebar or footer as a widget.
• Place “Share to Godinterest” buttons anywhere using shortcodes.

You can install this plugin one of three ways:
1. Admin Search
In your Admin, go to menu Plugins > Add.
Search for Godinterest Share Button.
Find the plugin that\’s labeled Godinterest “Share” Button with “Godinterest” in quotes.
Look for the author name Dean Jones on the plugin.
Click to install.
Activate the plugin.
A new menu item Godinterest Share Button will appear in your Admin.
2. Download & Upload
Download the plugin (a zip file) on the right column of this page.
In your Admin, go to menu Plugins > Add.
Select the tab “Upload”.
Upload the .zip file you just downloaded.
Activate the plugin.
A new menu item Godinterest Share Button will appear in your Admin.
3. FTP Upload
Download the plugin (.zip file) on the right column of this page.
Unzip the zip file contents.
Upload the Godinterest-share-button folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory of your site.
Activate the plugin through the \’Plugins\’ menu in WordPress.
A new menu item Godinterest Button will appear in your Admin.

If the “Godinterest Share” button doesn\’t get triggered on click (and your browser is redirected to a pinterest.com URL), please make sure that there is not extra code that is hijacking the click event (for example, a Google Analytics onclick event).
A popular known plugin that does this is Google Analytics for WordPress. Try unchecking one or both of these options: 1) Track outbound clicks & downloads, 2) Check Advanced Settings, then make sure “Track outbound clicks as pageviews” is un-checked.
Your theme must implement wp_footer() in the footer.php file, otherwise JavaScript will not load correctly. You can test if this is the issue by switching to a WordPress stock theme such as twenty-twelve temporarily.
CSS styling and shortcode help available within the plugin admin.