When clicking on Facebook like buttons a popup is added (screenshot from Firefox) where people can add a comment to their like.
Make sure you leave at least 300 pixels to the right or this is cut off.
When Facebook first launched the Open Graph protocol they used the domain opengraph.org and you added the following to your site:
<html xmlns:og="http://opengraph.org/schema/">
In what looks like an admin slip up, the domain is no longer registered to Facebook are is current...
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It's Chrome with built in add-ons.
A few days ago RockMelt announced limited beta availability of its new browser, "designed for how people use the Web today".
Who is it for? The first thing to think about is if this browser is for you. It's an easy transition if you already use Chrome and...
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More to be announced later today.
In short: set up by Pete Lawrence (Big Chill founder) and will be a paid for service (tenner a month) aimed at people frustrated by Facebook and privacy. Although it isn’t trying to compete with or be the next Facebook it will fit nicely in the mould ...
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Tickets on sale at http://fdglaugust2010.eventbrite.com/ (£5 early bird)
As last time, broad range of talks with strategy and developer appeal.
August theme is Open Graph, speakers include:
• Scott MacVicar from Facebook HQ in Palo Alto, California, who's in to...
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Who, What, When, and Now...Where
Yesterday Facebook announced their location based API similar to, and working with, other location based services such as Gowalla, foursquare, Yelp and Booyah's InCrowd.
Although its only available in the US right now, it's nice to see is that ...
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Presumably to save on server load, as soon as you add a share button on your site and hit the link the description and image thumbnails are cached.
This can leave you with place holder copy or out of date content and there is little or no information on the (shamefully poor) F...
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You can add a standard share button on your canvas app or custom fan page in Facebook but using the code supplied on their documentation. The problem is it behaves differently to like/share buttons on an external website. Simply adding the usual meta data and code below
<fb:share-button class="u...
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There is a minimum width of the comments box available from Facebook. This is to ensure pop-ups and messages display properly.
Too small and the captcha is cut off:
Pop-ups are hidden:
Which results in content being cut off:
The minimum width for the comments box is 550px, which is the def...
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