Yandex social buttons
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'sociyal'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install sociyal
Insert this block to view
<%= sociyal %>
Optionaly you may use: :services, :lang, :image, :type.
Use :services option to specify buttons for which services should be displayed. The default services are: :vkontakte, :facebook, :twitter, :lj. Supported services: :blogger, :delicious, :diary, :digg, :evernote, :facebook, :friendfeed, :gplus, :juick, :liveinternet, :linkedin, :lj, :moikrug, :moimir, :myspace, :odnoklassniki, :pinterest, :surfingbird, :tutby, :twitter, :vkontakte, :yazakladki.
<%= sociyal(services: [:twitter, :facebook]) %>
Use :lang option to specify the language for the buttons. The default value is ru. Supported values: :az,
:be, :en, :hy, :ka, :kk, :ro, :ru, :tr, :tt, :uk.
<%= sociyal(lang: :ru) %>
Use :image option to specify the image for sharing on Pinterest. This option is useful only when :services option includes :pinterest.
<%= sociyal(image: 'http://example.com/i/photo.jpg') %>
Use :type option to specify the appearance of the buttons. Default value is :button. Supported values: :small, :button, :link, :icon, :none.
<%= sociyal(type: :small) %>
Your contribution is welcome.
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