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How to add floating and Static Social media Icons to Smf, Vbulletin, Phbb ,wordpress and blogger

 I just crafted this tutorial that will guide you on how to easily install vertical floating social media icons with counter to SMF, vbulletin, phbb, wordpress, blogger and any other platform that supports javascript.

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How to add floating Social media Icons to Smf, Vbulletin, Phbb and blog

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