WPSocialite

Of course! Use the “manual” setting under the plugin settings (Settings->Discussion) and then use the following template tags in your template to display the links however you please.

The first template tag is to echo out the markup and display WPSocialite:

<?php wpsocialite_markup('large'); ?>

The second template tag is to get WPSocialite’s mark up and place it in an object, if needed:

<?php $wpsocialite = get_wpsocialite_markup('small'); echo $wpsocialite; ?>

When using this method, be sure to include “large” or “small” inside the function (as seen above) to define which style WPSocialite will use to display your social links.

You can also use the shortcode [wpsocialite size="large"] or [wpsocialite size="small"] in a post or page and it will display the social sharing buttons anywhere you like.

Yes! By dropping the following code into your wp-config.php file you will tell the plugin to not load its CSS and Javascript and give you the ability to add it manually.

define('WPSOCIALITE_LOADSCRIPTS', false);

Setting this to false tells the plugin to not load any Javascript. If you want the plugin to automatically load it again, simply set this to true or remove it completely.

To stop the plugin from automatically loading its CSS, you would use the following line in the same way:

define( 'WPSOCIALITE_LOADSTYLES', false);

Please note, when using this method if you are loading any social networks with an external file (Pinterest, for example), you will also have to load the javascript file associated with the network (wpsocialite/Socialite/extensions/socialite.pinterest.js).