The Go Social add-on settings page allows configuring the following options:
Facebook Share
This option allows store visitors to use the Share button on the product details page for sharing information about it on their timeline, in groups, or to their friends via a Facebook Message.
Settings to configure:
Display the Share button on product pages: Use the ON/OFF toggle to enable/disable the Facebook Share button on the product details page in the storefront.
Facebook Like
This option is an alternative to the Facebook Share option. When your customer clicks the Like button under a product on the product page, the content appears in the News Feeds of that user's friends.
Settings to configure:
Display the Like button on product pages: Use the ON/OFF toggle to enable/disable the option. The controller will only display if the Facebook application ID option is configured.
Layout style: Use the drop-down to configure the design of Facebook Like on the product page.
You can select one of the three suggested display modes:standard - displays social text to the right of the button and friends' profile photos below;
button - displays the total number of likes to the right of the controller;
box - displays the total number of likes above the button.
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The verb to display in the Like button: Select how you want your Facebook Like button to sound. Your options are "Like" and "Recommended."
The color scheme for the like button: Select the preferred button design to your liking.
Facebook Comments
This option allows adding the Facebook Comments tab to product details to share ideas and leave feedback.
Settings to configure:
Display the Facebook Comments tab on product pages: Use the toggle to enable/disable the Facebook comments tab on the storefront's product details page.
* To moderate comments, specify your Facebook User ID in the "Facebook Admins" field. See Facebook Applications for details.
* To enable the moderator interface on Facebook, specify your Facebook App ID in the "Facebook Application ID" field. See Facebook Applications for details.
Number of posts to show on the tab by default: Specify the number of comments displayed in the Facebook comments tab.
The color scheme for the comments: Select the preferred layout mode for the tab.
Tweet It
This option allows customers to share your product pages with their Twitter followers.
Settings to configure:
Display the Tweet button on product pages: Use the ON/OFF toggle to enable/disable the Tweet button on the storefront's product details page.
Show the count box along with the Tweet button: Use the ON/OFF toggle to enable/disable the display of tweets counting. The count box shows how many times the product page has been tweeted.
Account name of the user to attribute the Tweet to (optional): Specify the username that the customers' share in Twitter will refer to.
Account name of the user to follow after sending a Tweet (optional): Specify the Twitter account for customers to follow in the shared product details.
Hashtag to show within the Tweet button and in the text of the tweet status (optional): Specify the hashtag to share info about your product on Twitter.
This option allows your store visitors to share your product pages with friends on Pinterest.
Settings to configure:
Display the Pinterest button on product pages: Use the ON/OFF toggle to enable/disable the Pinterest button on the storefront's product details page.
Facebook Applications
This section provides a service tool to specify the details required for the above options to work correctly.
Settings to configure:
Facebook Application ID: Specify your Facebook Platform application ID that administers your site pages to:
make your site statistics appear in the Facebook Insights dashboard;
enable a moderator interface on Facebook where comments from all product pages can be easily moderated together.
Facebook Application Namespace: Specify the namespace you entered when configuring your Facebook Platform application.
Facebook Admins: Specify a comma-separated list of the Facebook User IDs of page administrators. The list should include at least your own Facebook User ID.
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