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@jonathanong Apologies for the late reply. I'd love to see how we can combine efforts in some capacity, even if that means you not working on it at all 😀. I'm still trying to figure out how to do this officially at GitHub though.

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Cool! One thing that happened was it conflicted with my own styles. Might want to just use !important everywher

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@jonathanong Even iframe sucks in some way, it's better to use the iframe since it separates the buttons and other context, which avoid all conflicts. That's why Twitter, G+ and other buttons services are using iframe.

@mdo I have made another javascript version that create automatically sized iframe just like other buttons services do. See #56.

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yeah i'm cool with iframes. i just don't want to host the "server" on my own site and i need it to work with SSL. just having everything as JS and CSS is the easiest way unless github actually supports it.

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I'd love to replace the static iframe stuff here with some magical JS. I'm cleaning up things right now and will try my hand at it soon enough. Alternatively, a massive PR to replace my old and busted might be welcomed after #65 gets merged. Still some things to figure out there.

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@jonathanong Host it on a GitHub Page? https://pages.github.com/ Comes with free SSL, and the 'page' is the gh-pages branch of your repo.

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I've been using this idea as the basis for building out a sample web component using Polymer, X-Tag, and just native JS with web component APIs. I'm not sure if you're interested in a web component implementation, if so I would have to build one out to a more stable state (I've kept them simple on purpose since they are for a presentation/training purposes).

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Done.
CSS
JS
These are permanent copies of what the files are now, but they are easy to update at RawGit.com

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