Your activity stream has no Share button. This plugin adds one to every entry.

A Share button appears on every activity entry. Members reshare the posts worth seeing, so good content travels further inside the community instead of scrolling away. You decide which networks show and whether logged-out visitors can share at all.

Resharing an activity to a profile, a group, or a friend creates a new activity in that destination, so a single update can reach the people who care without anyone copying links by hand. The original post is linked back so context is never lost.

External share links carry UTM parameters plus activity and user identifiers, so when a shared link brings a visitor back you can see which post and which network drove the visit in your analytics tool. The parameter set is filterable.

A Share button is added to single WordPress posts through a filter on the content or the [bp_activity_post_reshare] shortcode. Readers reshare the post into the community feed, and a running share count shows on the button.

Members reshare an activity straight into a group they belong to. Reshares into non-public groups are hidden site-wide so private group content stays inside the group while still showing in the group feed.

The share tracking system records total, internal, and external share counts per user and per activity, plus a per-network breakdown and the list of unique sharers on an activity. The counts feed gamification hooks so a points plugin can reward sharing.

A Share button is added to each activity in the stream. Clicking it opens a dropdown with the enabled social networks and, for logged-in members, a Reshare option. Twelve networks ship built in: Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, WordPress, Pocket, Telegram, Bluesky, WhatsApp, E-mail, and Copy Link, each with its own share URL pattern. When guest sharing is on, logged-out visitors see the social networks too.

Logged-in members reshare an activity to their own profile, to a group they belong to, or to a friend with an @mention. A modal captures an optional message, a Post in dropdown, and a preview of the original activity. The reshare is saved as a new BuddyPress activity of type activity_share with the original activity ID stored so the source is always linked back. Groups and friends load into the dropdown over AJAX, capped at 50 each.

A dedicated Post Type Sharing tab enables share buttons on any public WordPress post type, with configurable networks, a display position (left, right, or bottom), a display style (floating, inline, or button), and mobile behavior. Single WordPress posts also get a Share button through a content filter or the [bp_activity_post_reshare] shortcode, except on the Reign and BuddyX Pro themes which use their own integration point.

Every internal reshare updates a per-user stats record (total, internal, and external counts plus a per-type breakdown) and a per-activity stats record (total, internal, and external counts plus the list of unique sharers). A running share count shows on the Share button next to each activity, stored as activity meta and incremented on each reshare. The count is also added to the BuddyPress REST API activity response.

External share links receive utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and utm_content plus activity ID, user ID, network, and timestamp parameters, all filterable through bp_share_tracking_parameters. When a visitor opens a single activity permalink, the plugin outputs Open Graph type, url, title, description, and image meta, sourcing the image from BP Media, Youzer/Youzify, or the first image in the content.

Four icon button styles (Circle, Rectangle, Black and White, and Bar) and custom hex colors for background, icon, and hover are set in Display Settings. Sharing can be disabled per content type for blog posts, profiles, and groups independently. Reshared activities can show in a simple view (original content only) or a detailed view (full nested content). Social links can open in popup windows, with WhatsApp and E-mail always excluded from popup mode.