AddThis Smart Layers Plugin For Blogger And WordPress

If you’ve read our previous tutorials on Addthis sharing tool, you probably know about AddThis. Any website that’s been developed over the last few years, now has social follow and social sharing options, and AddThis is the number one provider of those sharing buttons. Now good news is that, he lunched smart layer plugin for Blogger, WordPress and also for Joomla.  smart layer plugin is very  easy-to-install layers float effortlessly over your content without disrupting your layout. Now that's smart way to add sharing buttons, follow us buttons and also you can show recommended post slider at the right bottom corner. We are very excited to share this much pretty tool with our valuable readers. Below are the steps how to add it on your blog and website. it's also easy to set up, social sharing buttons in various places on your WordPress site.

 

Smart Layer Features

 

Personalization Features

AddThis shows every visitor recommended post and the social tools that are most relevant and likely drive more traffic to your webpages.

 

Mobile & Tablet Ready

Designed with mobile friendly responsive layout, Smart Layers adapts to mobile form function and is retina-ready with no extra work. But bad thing is that the recommendation slider doesn't shown when user browsing with mobile or any other small devices.

 

Works With other AddThis tools

Smart Layers works seamlessly with other AddThis tools like Share and Follow Buttons, and includes complete analytics reporting. You can also see live demo on Addthis blog.

 

API Support

Want to grab the reins? Addthis team developing a Smart Layers API that provides enhanced control over your site's Smart Layers.

 

How to setup a code for installation

1. Go to the Get Smart Layers page on the AddThis website. If you want to track your shares and clicks you can create a profile on the AddThis site, but it’s not required.

2. Configure the options you want:

Follow, Share, What’s Next, and Recommended Content.

 

 

3. Click the Generate Code button.

4. Copy the code in the popup box.

Paste the code into your site’s template. I recommend the paste before closing </body> tag so that the code loads after the rest of the page, though it is also possible to paste the code elsewhere (a Blogger HTML/JavaScript widget, for example). Do something productive with all time time you’ve saved yourself.

So if you’re on Twitter, hit me up at @mybloggertriks, and let me know if anything is missing.  You can also leave your feedback or queries below in comment form. We’re listening.