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Maybe they can use this money to hire someone who can fix their !$!@# pinit button [the small gray button with numbers on the right] to actually stay where I pu
by penguindev 12y ago
Maybe they can use this money to hire someone who can fix their !$!@# pinit button [the small gray button with numbers on the right] to actually stay where I put it (and not move to the right 20px and bleed over other content).
Really, it's the only social button I put on each of my wife's blog posts [echoing what others have mentioned, she likes pinterest for the 'bridal trends', recipe ideas, art, ...], and it's easily the most annoying thing on the page... sure let's have the JS totally remove all the css/elements that were there and recreate it differently.
- kentbrew 12y agoMay I please know the address of your wife's blog? Happy to look into this.
- kentbrew 12y agoI've just pushed a test fix; if you will please add data-pin-pad-count="true" to a Pin It button that has data-pin-config="beside" you should see whitespace under your pin count. I'm not pushing this out to everyone until I understand how badly it will break other sites that have already implemented fixes like yours. Hope this helps!
- penguindev 12y agoThanks, but doesn't change a thing for me. It's still breaking out of a containing div to the right. And I forgot to mention that the vertical alignment was/is also a PITA. Got the image where I want it, and other text elements bottom-aligned to it? Great, now once the JS munges things it's all changed - the image gets higher. edit: submitted a ticket to pinterest support, keyword kentbrewster