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WordPress adds support of share buttons for Skype, Telegram and WhatsApp

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
April 13, 2016
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If we could compare WinBeta to a PC, we would tell you that WordPress is the motherboard of our operations. Winbeta is powered by WordPress, and our team of writers uses the WordPress backend every day to bring you the latest Microsoft news and information. Today, though, we are here to report to you that WordPress is seeing an update, which will be adding in sharing buttons for three more services.

The update adds in sharing buttons for WhatsApp, Telegram, and Skype. If you’re just like us and also use WordPress to publish content, you can set the new buttons up by following these steps:

  1. Go to My Sites → Sharing.
  2. Select the Sharing Buttons tab, and then Edit Sharing Buttons.
  3. Select any of the three new options (in addition to our many other sharing possibilities).

Thanks to this update, the millions of people who view content created through WordPress will now have news ways to share material.

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