=== SNV Facebook Like Button === Plugin Name: SNV Facebook Like Button Author: Mitch Canter Author URI: http://www.studionashvegas.com/ Contributors: Mitch Canter, Amber Weinberg Donate link:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GEMDJD Tags: wp, facebook, facebook like button Requires at least: 2.3 Plugin URI: http://www.studionashvegas.com/plugins/facebook-like-button-plugin/ Tested up to: 2.9.2 Stable tag: 1.0 Version: 1.0 This plugin allows you to drop in a very simple widget that showcases the new Facebook "like" button powered by OpenGraph == Description == This plugin allows you to drop in a very simple widget that showcases the new Facebook "like" button powered by OpenGraph. When a user inserts this into their site, and a reader clicks the like button, their picture will show up in the space provided. Also, an entry onto the users "Recent Activity" will show that they liked your site\'s entry. Very easy to use, and very easy to implement. Options allow setting of the width and color scheme (light or dark). This plugin is loosely based on ajb{log}'s "Facebook Like Button Widget" plugin. Special Thanks to [Amber Weinberg](http://www.amberweinberg.com/ "Plugin Homepage") for her contribution to the plugin's core! == Installation == 1) Download and install this plugin. 2) Activate 3) Set up the options (width and color scheme). Also, choose whether to insert the plugin manually or automatically at the end of the content. If you set the option to Manual, use **``** If you uninstall the plugin, this will ensure your theme still works. == Frequently Asked Questions == Can I insert this plugin manually? Yes! Use **` `** == Changelog == 0.1a - initial release. 0.2a - fixed spacing issue both above and below 2.0 - first stable release - added manual insertion of plugin via function. == Upgrade Notice == This plugin allows you to drop in a very simple widget that showcases the new Facebook "like" button powered by OpenGraph == Screenshots == (coming soon) This plugin allows you to drop in a very simple widget that showcases the new Facebook "like" button powered by OpenGraph