How to insert a Facebook “like” button in your website (without send button)

    1. Go to http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/

    2. Proceed to step 1 on the page: enter your website URL (homepage by default).

    3. Uncheck the box for “Send Button”.

    4. After having chosen various customization options, press the “get code” button.

    5. Copy the resulting code

    6. Open your project with Web Creator.

    7. In the ‘Insertion’ menu, click on the icon to create a Web Object

    8. Paste the Google code in the Web Object and press OK.

    9. Position the Web Object where you want it in the page and stretch the web object to fit the size of the button.*

    10. Save the current page and regenerate the project.

    11. Upload your website to the server as per usual.

Your button is now up and running.

* Note: you won’t be able to test it while viewing your pages locally. The website has to be online in order for the buttons to work. You can upload your website to a subfolder on your hosting server (www.mysite.com/test/index.html) if you want to check your website without making it directly accessible to visitors.
How to insert a Facebook “like” button in your website (with send button)

    1. In order to use the send button you will need code from http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/ .

    2. Copy the resulting code from the box just beneath the “Loading” heading.

    3. Open your project with Web Creator.

    4. In the ‘Insertion’ menu, click on the icon to create a Web Object

    5. Paste the code in the Web Object, but do not press ok yet.

    6. Go to http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/

    7. Proceed to step 1 on the page: enter your website URL (homepage by default).

    8. Leave the “Send button” checked.

    9. After having chosen various customization options, press the “get code” button.

    10. Copy the resulting code and paste it in the Web Object you opened before. This code must be placed after the first set.

    11. Press OK to close the web object property window.

    12. In the ‘Insertion’ menu, click on the icon to create a Web Object

    13. Paste the Google code in the Web Object and press OK.

    14. Position the Web Object where you want it in the page.*

    15. Save the current page and regenerate the project.

    16. Upload your website to the server as per usual.

Your buttons are now up and running.

* Note: you won’t be able to test it while viewing your pages locally. The website has to be online in order for the buttons to work. You can upload your website to a subfolder on your hosting server (www.mysite.com/test/index.html) if you want to check your website without making it directly accessible to visitors.