In Italian "like" is translated to "Mi piace", so text doesn't fit to button. iframes is 48px wide, but it should be 80px in italian. I guess all users with a language other than English have this problem. View attachments for examples.

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lnunesbr’s picture

lnunesbr
Primary language Portuguese, Brazil
Location 🇧🇷 São Paulo, BR
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This is an interesting situation, since the box for chinese for example, is even tinier than english... I'm not sure if it's possible to fluid their widths, since they are iframes...

In other case, the solution would be set wider widths for all the widgets...

Alessandro Pezzato’s picture

Alessandro Pezzato commented

Where is iframe width set? You can set a different width for each localization. My (temporary) solution was placing facebook button at the right and setting a wide width (100px) with jquery so iframe's content can adapt to text's length.

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sunchaser commented

You could obviously use jQuery to define the width of the iframe dynamically (based on the textlength).
I chose the easy way out and just made sure (through CSS override) my Facebook iframe was wide enough for both my languages (french / dutch (.be))

.easy_social-widget-facebook iframe { width:118px !important; }

Dutch = "vind ik leuk"
French = "j'aime"

heddn’s picture

heddn
Primary language English
Location Illinois
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