You do not need to add any third-party scripts to use this module. Image credits: Ridiculously Responsive Social Sharing ButtonsĪs the name very clearly suggests, this Drupal module lets you add social sharing buttons to your website that are ridiculously responsive! They are SVG-based sharing icons, very lightweight, and compatible with most browsers. Also because it does not inject iframes or call external Javascript. Once downloaded, it implements the Javascript library and you can display the buttons as a block or field. We call it safe because, unlike other social sharing widgets, this module does not leak user's personal data. The Shariff social media buttons module for Drupal integrates with the Shariff social media buttons library to offer a safe way to add social sharing buttons on a Drupal website. It can be added as a field in entity and leverage the field API. The Social media share module also enables you to modify or disable the services from the config page. It is also flexible enough to add in more platforms of your choice. This Drupal module lets users share the current webpage to various social media platforms like Facebook (share and messenger), Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, email client, and even Whatsapp. Image credits: Social Media Share Module It can also be customized to display the number of shares the page currently has. You can place the block anywhere on your Drupal website. It is extremely flexible and can be customized using the API. The ShareThis module has been based on the Drupal 5 Share project and integrates the ShareThis tool on the node types you want to display this on.
With a minified script, cached and instantly served from CDN, this module is a great choice to integrate social sharing buttons to a Drupal website. It allows for easy integration with your Drupal website and is also optimized to load asynchronously. They're lightweight and scalable to fit even high-PPI screens. These buttons are vector and SVG buttons that look great on any background. With this module, you can harness AddToAny's universal sharing buttons. In this article, we have curated a list of the top 9 social media integration modules in Drupal 9 (also compatible with Drupal 8) ordered by their popularity.
Drupal, as usual, offers plenty of options to make your site more social. Improved collaboration between your Drupal site’s users means better engagement of visitors with your site. Integrating social media with your website not only helps in an improved user experience, but you're also making it easier for users to share your content within their networks. You need social media to put yourself out there coz that’s where your audience is. There’s an increasing need to connect all the social media platforms with your website. While that article talks about problems after a Drupal upgrade, I've seen the same login problem happen under other circumstances.If you have a business to run, being active on social media isn't a choice anymore. Drupal login problemsĪs a final note, if you're having a problem logging into your own Drupal website, even though you’re sure you have the right username and password, see my article titled " Help, I can't login to my Drupal website after an upgrade". This page is easily customized, and is likely different for most Drupal websites. More generally then, the the URI for a Drupal user page looks like this:Īs you can see by looking at my page, a “Drupal user” page shows information about the Drupal user. The Drupal user “request new password” URL will look like this:Īnd wherever there is a Drupal login page, there is probably a Drupal logout page, and by default the Drupal user logout URL looks like this:Īs a final note, if a Drupal website supports user accounts, by default you'll be able to find the Drupal user account pages at URLs similar to this:
#Drupal login with facebook registration
The Drupal user registration URL will look something like this: While I'm in the Drupal login neighborhood, here are three more URLs.
Given that URI, that means that for this website, the complete Drupal user login URL is: With my Drupal theme changes I didn’t have a link to the Drupal login page anywhere on my Drupal website pages.Īfter a little bit of poking around, I finally realized the Drupal login page is located at this pretty obvious URI: Drupal user login URL FAQ: What the heck is my Drupal user login URL?Ī funny story about this Drupal website is that after I first installed it - with my own custom theme where I don’t display the Drupal login link - I couldn’t remember where the Drupal user login page was located.
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