Can anyone please help what can be a possible solution...
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You could try moving it up via a CSS display hack.
Can you show me an example of what you are trying to do?
Have you tried adding class="button" to your link and then added css to show what a button looks like?
Hi Friend,
Hi, I have added a comment wall on profile page, and it only shows reply,
i want to add a like/share button (possible fb style) so that if someone is not in mood od reply, can atleast press like and it will inrease engagement...
Further i am not sure wheher this wll create an event in activity feed, saying so and so liked so and so's post..
So please help
Thanks in advance
Cheers!
Hmmm... you may be able to inject share buttons under the reply using Jen socials Jquery Tool but it will be tricky and not sure the timestamp would take anyone who shares it back to the actual comment.. As for it showing up in a the activity feed, unless you port those shares to twitter and then import your twitter not sure anything else can really be done with it...