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Sharebar Not Showing Up Till You Scroll Halfway Past The Webpage

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  1. dhruvbhutani Posted 1 year ago #

    As mentioned in the title , sharebar does not show up till you scroll about halfway through the blogpost which makes it a bit pointless. Any help in this regard will be appreciated. website in question is : http://symbian-lifeblog.com

  2. igreenspot Posted 1 year ago #

    I have the same question, I wonder is it possible to display the sharebar right from the top instead of waiting till we scroll to the content.

  3. Monjurul Dolon Posted 1 year ago #

    It has to do with the CSS property of the parent container - make sure you do not have overflow:hidden; on that div and it should display fine.

  4. igreenspot Posted 1 year ago #

    Hi monji, I did as you suggested, but it seems that sharebar won't display till I scroll to the main content. Is it possible for me to display it right beside the title right away?

  5. Monjurul Dolon Posted 1 year ago #

    To place it beside the title, manually add the Sharebar PHP code right outside of your content/title DIV container. (disable Auto mode first, then copy PHP snippet to template)

  6. ronakg Posted 1 year ago #

    I am facing the same issue. I have the Sidebar plugin enabled for all the posts. But when I click any post page, the sidebar appears only after the page is scrolled by some amount and doesn't appear if page is very small.

    I tried all different options but to no avail. Please help.

    Here is a page where you can see the behavior - http://www.ronakg.in/blog/2010/07/refrain-from-using-rupee-foradian-font-for-new-rupee-symbol/

  7. igreenspot Posted 1 year ago #

    @Monji : if I place the code manually, it will displayed above the title. If I place it outside the div, it will display in the header. I can't make it displayed scrolling on the left next to the title.

  8. Monjurul Dolon Posted 1 year ago #

    So the Sharebar itself is being hidden until you scroll down because the #content div has the overflow hidden property affixed to it, which means anything outside of it (like the sharebar) is hidden until it gains the fixed position. If you remove or change that, it should display at all times.

    Now to move it up to next to the title, try adding the PHP code to the .posttitle div - that should position it next to the title.


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