5. Social blocks
You can use social blocks by adding them in your config. You must install SonataBlockBundle
as it is required to render block services.
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sonata_block:
sonata.seo.block.social.container:
sonata.seo.block.email.share_button:
sonata.seo.block.facebook.like_box:
sonata.seo.block.facebook.like_button:
sonata.seo.block.facebook.send_button:
sonata.seo.block.facebook.share_button:
sonata.seo.block.twitter.share_button:
sonata.seo.block.twitter.follow_button:
sonata.seo.block.twitter.hashtag_button:
sonata.seo.block.twitter.mention_button:
sonata.seo.block.twitter.embed:
sonata.seo.block.pinterest.pin_button:
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The SocialBlockContainer overrides the PageBundle’s default container to render the
social blocks in a dedicated template, in order to have them properly aligned on a page.
These blocks render the correct HTML code to display social widgets but you need to include
the related SDK in your main layout. You can include them by including these templates:
| {% include '@SonataSeo/Block/_facebook_sdk.html.twig' %}
{% include '@SonataSeo/Block/_twitter_sdk.html.twig' %}
{% include '@SonataSeo/Block/_pinterest_sdk.html.twig' %}
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Check the related documentation to get more details :
5. Social blocks¶
You can use social blocks by adding them in your config. You must install
SonataBlockBundleas it is required to render block services.The
SocialBlockContaineroverrides the PageBundle’s default container to render the social blocks in a dedicated template, in order to have them properly aligned on a page.These blocks render the correct HTML code to display social widgets but you need to include the related SDK in your main layout. You can include them by including these templates:
Check the related documentation to get more details :
5.1. Twitter Embed Tweet¶
The
sonata.seo.block.twitter.embedallows you to embed a tweet by giving its id, URL or embed content. Please refer to Embedded Tweets doc and OEmbed API doc for a full understanding.The block service allows you to ask the API if you’ve given an ID or a URL .
You’ll need to install a
psr/http-client(e.g.symfony/http-client) and apsr/http-message(e.gnyholm/psr7) to request the Twitter API:1