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NOT SUPPORTED, please do a fork if you need to add some special buttons or update sharing links

#needShareButton 1.0.0 ##Do you need share button dropdown? Here you go!

###Short facts

  • Pure Javascript, no need to use jQuery
  • 21 social networks and mailto links
  • 2 different view styles
  • Easily configurable position of dropdown
  • Possibility to set options via data-attributes
  • Browsers: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, iOS, Android, IE9+

Written by: Dzmitry Vasileuski

###License Released under the MIT license - http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

##Getting started

###Step 1: Add required files from dist directory

Download the package from this repository and include needsharebutton.min.js and needsharebutton.min.css.

<!-- needPopup Javascript file -->
<script src="js/needsharebutton.min.js"></script>
<!-- needPopup CSS file -->
<link href="css/needsharebutton.min.css" rel="stylesheet" />

###Step 2: Create HTML markup

Create an empty element, which will be the wrapper of our button and dropdown. You can add data-attributes to easily configure script.

<span id="share-button" class="need-share-button-default"></span>

###Step 3: Call needShareButton initialization

Just place new needShareDropdown(document.getElementById('share-button')); in your javascript code.

new needShareDropdown(document.getElementById('share-button'));

##Customization

There are two ways to set settings.

The first way is to add data-attributes with data-share prefix.

<div id="share-button" class="need-share-button-default" data-share-icon-style="box" data-share-networks="Mailto,Twitter,Pinterest,Facebook,GooglePlus,Linkedin"></div>

The second way is to send settings object with script initialization.

new needShareDropdown(document.getElementById('share-button'), {
  iconStyle: 'box',
  boxForm: 'vertical',
  networks: 'Mailto,Twitter,Pinterest,Facebook,GooglePlus,Linkedin'
});

To use your own stylized button to trigger social share dropdown, you need to put custom element inside wrapper and set shareButtonClass option

<div id="share-button" class="need-share-button-default" data-share-position="topCenter" data-share-share-button-class="custom-button"><span class="custom-button"><i class="share-icon"></i> Custom Share Button</span></div>

That's all. Please, enjoy to use.

###Options

shareButtonClass Class of children element which should be used as dropdown trigger button

default: 'false'
options: Any string

iconStyle View style

default: 'default'
options: 'default', 'box'

boxForm In the box view you can configure links position

default: 'horizontal'
options: 'horizontal', 'vertical'

position Dropdown position relatively to button

default: 'bottomCenter'
options: 'topLeft', 'topRight', 'topCenter', 'middleLeft', 'middleRight', 'bottomLeft', 'bottomRight', 'bottomCenter'

buttonText Text on the share button

default: 'Share'
options: Any string

url Shared page url

default: Current page url
options: Any url

title Shared page title

default: Current page title
options: Any string

image Shared page preview image

default: Current page preview image
options: Any image src

description Shared page description

default: Current page description
options: Any string

networks Which social network buttons to show

default: 'Mailto,Twitter,Pinterest,Facebook,GooglePlus,Reddit,Delicious,Tapiture,StumbleUpon,Linkedin,Slashdot,Technorati,Posterous,Tumblr,GoogleBookmarks,Newsvine,Pingfm,Evernote,Friendfeed,Vkontakte,Odnoklassniki,Mailru'
options: Any of the network name's from pervios row comma separated