Sharing controls for WordPress

ShareMyPost PRO extends the ShareMyPost extension with more ways to display and measure sharing across WordPress content. The Floating Share Bar stays visible as users scroll and can sit on the left or right side of a page. The Universal Share Button opens a modal with available sharing options. Supported social networks use public share endpoints through client-side redirects; visitors complete the action on the selected platform, where that platform’s privacy policy applies.

Choose from more than 20 built-in networks, including Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, WhatsApp, Telegram, Reddit, Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads, Email, and Print. SVG icons scale to various sizes. Display icons, labels, or both, then use original brand colors or set a custom button color.

In-content sharing prompts

Add a styled quote box with the Click to Tweet / X shortcode [sharemypost_click_to_x]. Options include call-to-action text, position, theme, accent color, URL and username removal, and hashtag visibility.

Tracking and network options

UTM Tracking includes parameters to shared URLs. Dynamic placeholders can use the website name, post title, and network to distinguish activity in campaign reports. Google Analytics 4 integration sends share events using your Measurement ID.

Custom Sharing Networks let you add a destination with its own SVG icon, brand color, and share URL. AI-Powered Networks provide sharing options for ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google, Perplexity, and Grok through [sharemypost_ai_networks].

Button design and display

Choose from six button shapes: square, rounded, pill, circle, ribbon, and drop. Five styles are available: filled, outline, minimal, dashed, and glass. Adjust button size and spacing, and add call-to-action text below share bars.

Assign share bars to posts, pages, or custom post types, and set whether they appear on mobile. Reorder networks by dragging their cards in the options area.

Configure sharing in WordPress

Install ShareMyPost PRO and open its settings in the WordPress admin dashboard. Choose post types and mobile visibility, arrange networks, and select button designs. Then configure any floating bar, universal button, tracking, analytics, shortcode, or custom-network options your site needs.