The social_link()
function is used exclusively within
block_social_links()
with as many calls as the number of social sharing
icons/links required. By providing a supported service
name, a hosted icon
image can be used. A link
must be provided; it will be part of social
sharing icon. All icons are rounded, transparent, and consist of a single
color, or level of gray.
social_link(service, link, variant = NULL, alt = NULL)
service | Either the name of a social sharing service or either of
|
---|---|
link | The relevant link to content on the |
variant | The variant of the icon to use. Options include |
alt | Text description of image passed to the |
The following social sharing services have hosted icons available:
Twitter - Micro-blogging internet service.
GitHub - Web-based hosting service for software development projects using Git.
Facebook - Global online social networking service.
Instagram - Online photo-sharing and social networking service.
LinkedIn - Social networking service for people in professional occupations.
YouTube - Video-sharing service owned by Google.
Vimeo - An ad-free open video platform.
Behance - A site for self-promotion of design projects.
Dribbble - Online community for showcasing user-made artwork.
Pinterest - Photo-sharing and publishing website for discovering interesting things.
500px - Online platform for photographers to gain global exposure.
Yelp - Local-search service powered by crowd-sourced reviews.
TripAdvisor - Travel and restaurant website with reviews and accommodation bookings.
WordPress - Blogging platform and content management system.
Blogger - A blog-publishing service hosted by Google.
Tumblr - Micro-blogging and social networking website.
Deezer - Web-based music streaming service.
SoundCloud - A music sharing website and publishing tool for music distribution.
Meetup - A service used to organize online groups that host in-person events.
Etsy - An e-commerce website focused on handmade or vintage items and supplies.
Reddit - A social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website.
Stack Overflow - Question and answer site for professional and enthusiast programmers.
Youku - A video hosting service for user-made and professionally produced videos.
Sina Weibo - Micro-blogging website and one of the biggest social media platforms in China.
QQ - Instant messaging software service developed by Tencent.
Douban - A Chinese social networking service with a reputation for high-quality content.
# Create an email message with some # articles in the `body`; in the footer, # add some social sharing icons linking # to web content email <- compose_email( body = blocks( block_title("Exciting Travel Destinations"), block_articles( article( image = "https://i.imgur.com/dxSXzGb.jpg", title = "Hong Kong", content = "Once home to fishermen and farmers, modern Hong Kong is a teeming, commercially-vibrant metropolis where Chinese and Western influences fuse." ), article( image = "https://i.imgur.com/bJzVIrG.jpg", title = "Australia", content = "Australia ranks as one of the best places to live in the world by all indices of income, human development, healthcare, and civil rights." ) ) ), footer = blocks( block_text("Thanks for reading! Find us here:"), block_social_links( social_link( service = "pinterest", link = "https://www.pinterest.ca/TravelLeisure/", variant = "color" ), social_link( service = "tripadvisor", link = "https://www.tripadvisor.ca/TravelersChoice", variant = "color" ) ) ) ) if (interactive()) email