How To Add Social Follow Button Like My Website

This article is all about how to add social follow buttons to a WordPress website or you can say how to add social icons in a WordPress website without plugins.

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2 CSS Code

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<img src="https://webinsights.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/services-banner1.png" class="myimg" alt="">
<p> <a href="#" target="_blank" class="social yt"> YouTube</a> </p>
<p> <a href="#" target="_blank" class="social fb"> Facebook</a> </p>
<p> <a href="#" target="_blank" class="social insta"> Insta</a> </p>

CSS Code

Paste below CSS Code to your additional CSS Box.

.myimg{
			max-width: 100%;
			margin-bottom:30px;
		}
		.social{
			background-color: #10b98e;
			padding: 10px;
			color:white;
			text-decoration: none;
			display: block;
			border-radius: 30px;
			text-align: center;
			font-size: 16px;
		
		}
		.social:hover{
			box-shadow: 1px 1px 8px #888888;
			color:white;
		}
		
		.social.fb{
			background-color:#4267B2;
			margin-top: -10px;
		}
		.social.yt{
			background-color:#c4302b;
			margin-top: -10px;
		}
		.social.insta{
			background:linear-gradient(45deg, #405de6, #5851db, #833ab4, #c13584, #e1306c, #fd1d1d);
			margin-top: -10px;
		}

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Create Footer Without Plugin In GeneratePress Theme

Let’s say you have designed the whole website, now you want to Create a different-looking footer on your WordPress website then follow this article because creating Amazing footers is not that hard, watch my video on youtube and do the same. that’s it.

CSS Code

Simply paste these CSS Codes in Additional CSS Box

.inside-footer-widgets h2{
	font-size:22px!important;
}
.inside-footer-widgets .rpwwt-widget ul li{
	margin-bottom:0px;
}
.inside-footer-widgets ul li{
	font-size:16px!important;
}
.footer-widget-1 p {
 font-size:16px!important;
 }

/* Footer */
@media (min-width: 769px) {
 .footer-widgets-container .footer-widget-1 {
 max-width:520px;
 }
.footer-widget-2 {
 max-width:250px;
 }
.footer-widget-3 {
 }
}

Let me know if you are facing any issue, while doing the same.

COUPLES RETREAT Movie Review

COUPLES RETREAT Movie Review

Alright, let's play a quick game of "Would You Rather?" Would you rather be stuck in a maximum security prison with Val Kilmer as your cellmate, or stuck on a tropical island paradise with Vince Vaughn telling jokes for two hours? This is "Movie Night"!

*theme song plays*

Hello, and welcome to "Movie Night", the weekly movie discussion show brought to you by the fine people here at ideo Productions. Hello, I'm Jonathan Paula, I'm your host. Our first film tonight is the 2009 comedy vehicle starring Vince Vaughn.

"Couples Retreat", which, despite some early negative reviews and misleading trailers, earned over $170 million worldwide when it was released last October, nearly 3 times its reported budget.

Shot almost entirely on the island of Bora Bora, "Couples Retreat" is the story of four middle-aged couples, all at individual crossroads in their lives, who agree to a group vacation at a tropical paradise on the fictional island resort of Eden.

Unfortunately, in order to enjoy the 8-person discount, all of the couples must participate in some mandatory counseling sessions, and this, of course, is where the comedy is, apparently, SUPPOSED to ensue.

Vince Vaughn, Jon Favreau, and Jason Batemen headline this all-star cast of comedy regulars, putting together some unfortunately bland performances that we've seen from all of them a dozen times before.

The only real fresh and original aspect of this film is the outlining plot itself: forced couples' therapy on a tropical paradise, which is an intriguing and potentially winning formula.

Sadly, however, the movie fails to really capitalize on this humorous concept, with many aspects of the film just muddling along and feeling too much like actual therapy, rather than a comedy movie.

The first twenty minutes of the film are really the best here. The establishing scenes of each of the four couples are arguably the funniest scenes in the film.

Almost all of the remaining funny parts of this film are the ones you already saw in the trailer, which, given the massive promotion for this film and its DVD release last week, can only make you laugh so many times.

However, a seemingly random and persistent reference to working out a struggling relationship at an Applebee's made me laugh a few times.

Far too serious at times and unrealistic at other times, this comedy movie honestly feels like anything but for most of its 113-minute runtime.

Some clever gags and funny deliveries from the great cast will make you laugh, but these moments are far and few between, ultimately resulting in a sub-par movie, overall. Well, that's what I thought of the movie "Couples Retreat."

Now, let's see what you guys had to say in the YouTube comments. MMistler wrote... (reads MMistler's comment)

Jon: sij97 wrote... (reads sij97's comment)

Alright, let's go ahead and fire up the Rate-o-Matic, to see how "Couples Retreat" ranked.

A "bad" and a "good"! While I laughed at times and enjoyed some of the characters and scenes, far too much of this movie failed to entertain me like a good comedy film really ought to. I have to rank it a "3".

While some of you agreed with me, others seemed to really love this film, praising Vince Vaughn's always hilarious performance and the large supporting cast. You scored it an average of "6."

Well, enough about tropical paradises and Vince Vaughn. Let's do a complete 180 and examine life in a hardened correctional facility. "Felon" is a 2008 drama starring Stephen Dorf and Val Kilmer.

I'm sure most of you had never heard of this movie until it was recently recommended to you last week. As often is the case with little-known films, however, "Felon" is a real delight.

Dorf plays Wade Porter, who, after protecting his family from a burglary, is sentenced to jail on involuntary manslaughter charges. After getting in a scuffle and a mix-up his first day at prison, his sentence is escalated.

Porter finds himself in the most brutal and isolated section of the prison, known as "The Shoe." His cellmate happens to be a veteran of the jail system, John Smith, an infamous multiple-murder with a heart of gold, played stoically by Val Kilmer.

The film starts off very strong, with relatable and believable characters who find themselves in a worst-case scenario when family man Porter is sent to prison.

The engrossing plot, the realistic violence, and the dialogue kept me captivated in nearly every scene. Immediately, though, the movie draws comparison to the granddaddy of all prison films, "Shawshank Redemption"...

...For its strikingly similar plot-arcs and, of course, the prison setting. Obviously, this film is no "Shawshank Redemption", but the comparison to previous prison films actually helps this movie strive.

Director Ric Roman Waugh is astutely aware of the type of film he's creating, and he throws several curveballs our way to make sure that "Felon" stands out from the pack.

The primary focus of the movie is Porter's situation in prison and his relationship with his wife, played by Marisol Nichols, who will only wait so long for him on the outside.

"Felon" is a very intimate movie that ultimately is a character study about how much and how long an individual can endure. Dorf, Nichols, and Kilmer all do an absolutely fantastic job of bringing their characters to life and making them memorable.

Opposition in the film comes from the sadistic and menacing prison guards, which creates for some excellent villains you'll love to hate and root against.

On the filmmaking and editing side of things, "Felon" does a great job of pulling us into the environment with some expert use of sight and sound.

Although the ending of this film may be be a bit too "Hollywood" for some folks, the basic plot of this movie is apparently based on real-world events, so I can't really knock the movie too much there.

My only real complaint with this otherwise fantastic film is that some of the supporting cast, although well-developed and well-acted, felt awfully formulaic and strikingly similar to many of the typical prison characters we've seen in many movies before.

Anyway, that's what I thought of "Felon." Now, let's see what you had to say in the YouTube comments. Cortez7 wrote... (reads Cortez7's comment)

Jon: juliantorres89 wrote... (reads juliantorres89's comment)

Alright, now, let's fire up the Rate-o-Matic, to see how you and I ranked the movie "Felon."

An "8" and a "9"! I really enjoyed this film, and while it wasn't the greatest prison movie ever made, I honestly couldn't find much about it that I didn't like. I have to score it a "great."

You guys were also very captivated by this film, praising the dramatic action and realistic character portrayal, scoring it an "awesome."

Well, that does it for tonight's movies. Let's take a look at what you guys have been saying about recent movies on Twitter.

Jon: MacSirloin Tweeted... (reads MacSirloin's Tweet)

Jon: maliawilldance Tweeted... (reads maliawilldance's Tweet)

Remember, if you're going to the movies this weekend, make sure to submit your review via Twitter, to have it possibly featured on an upcoming episode. That does it for this week. Now, let's take a look at next week's special episode, "10 for 10."

In rapid-fire fashion, next week, I'll be highlighting my top 10 favorite movies of all-time and explaining to you why I think they deserve an "amazing 10" on the Rate-o-Matic. You'll just have to wait until next week to see what these movies are.

But in the meantime, post a comment below and let me know what some of your perfect-"10" movies are. Until then, my name is Jonathan Paula. Thanks for watching "Movie Night." Goodnight!

*end credits play*

THE HANGOVER - Movie Review

THE HANGOVER - Movie Review

So, you got hungover and killed a whole bunch of Nazis- who hasn't done that in Vegas?! Oh, and get ready for my 400th video! This is "Movie Night."

*theme song plays*

Hi, my name is Jonathan Paula. Welcome to "Movie Night", the only show on YouTube that's talking about Hitler on Christmas Eve.

Our first movie tonight is "The Hangover." Released on June 5th, 2009, "The Hangover" can best be described as a comedy-mystery film. The plot follows the escapades of four best friends who travel to Las Vegas for a bachelor party.

After an apparently amazing night out on the town, they wake up after a Roofie-induced hangover, with the inability to remember anything that happened the night before.

And they also can't remember what happened to the groom. The comedy then unfolds over the course of the 100-minute movie, as friends Phil, Stu, and Alan, played by Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis, respectively...

...Try to find Doug, played by Justin Bartha, who is sadly reduced to a very small role in this movie, even though he is one of the central characters.

Taking cues from all the great "R"-rated comedies in the past few years, director Todd Phillips goes for a home run in this movie, really combining every type of effective comedy that there is, whether it's a fart joke, a gross-out moment...

...A surprise cameo, unexpected plot twists, situational miscommunication. or just flat-out clever writing. "The Hangover" really delivers the laughs consistently throughout the entire film.

Now, maybe it's because I've watched something like 2000 movies in my life and years worth of television, but I've kind of become jaded to the comedy genre. I don't laugh out loud as much as a lot of people.

But with "The Hangover", there were some scenes where I was legitimately unable to hear the dialogue, I was laughing so hard. This is a funny movie!

Of course, all of this would be for naught if the plot and characters didn't work well together.

Luckily, the cast mesh very well, truly exhibiting what appears to be a strong lifelong relationship right from the very first scene of the movie all the way to the ending credit sequence that is easily one of this year's best.

"The Hangover" is a terrific film with a heart of gold. It's very funny, and it has some of the most memorable and funny scenes you'll see this year.

It's no wonder that Warner Bros. is already slated to make a sequel, scheduled for release on Memorial Day, 2011. Anyway, let's take a look at your YouTube comments on "The Hangover."

Jon: LuluStoreys wrote... (reads LuluStoreys's comment)

Jon: JTGod wrote... (reads JTGod's comment)

Jon: DopeyKilla wrote... (reads DopeyKilla's comment)

I think it's safe to say that the response for this movie was overwhelmingly positive, but let's fire up the dual-chamber Rate-o-Matic and see how "The Hangover" did.

Very impressive! You guys scored this a "10", an "amazing" film, I had to give it an "8" for a "great." While it was a very, very great movie, it is a comedy, and I don't know that I can quite give it that "9" or a "10."

I had to hold off on the top scores for this one. It's not quite high art for me. But very enjoyable, one of the better comedies to come out in the last few years.

Moving forward now, let's take a look at our next film. Quentin Tarantino's newest film, "Inglourious Basterds", was released on August 21st, 2009 to immediate critical acclaim. And for good reason.

Once again, the iconic director has really lived up to high expectations that the public has for him and his work.

Told at a very slow developing pace, "Basterds" is split up into five chapters, any of which could easily stand on its own as a short 25-minute film, all with their own beginning, middle, and end.

As the plot progresses, however, we start to see the different narratives converge into one final plot. This is nothing new for Tarantino. It's a storytelling method he has used with great success in many of his past films.

In short, "Inglourious Basterds" is a story of Jewish-American guerilla soldiers led by Lieutenant Aldo Raine, played by Brad Pitt.

They are hell-bent on killing Nazis during the German-occupied France at the end of the Second World War.

Simultaneously, the movie is also the story of a Jewish girl, Shosanna, played by Melanie Laurent, who survived an SS attack on her family by the hands of Colonel Hans Landa, known affectionately throughout France as "The Jew Hunter."

Christoph Waltz's portrayal of Colonel Landa absolutely steals the show in every scene he is in. He is charming, deceptive, cunning, and, dare I say, adorable in his portrayal of a man known as "The Jew Hunter."

And while Pitt, Laurent, and a decent entry from Diane Kruger effectively nail their supporting characters, top accolades for this film absolutely have to be bestowed to Tarantino here.

Without question here, he is the de facto master of dialogue writing. The dialogue in this film just oozes off the screen with nearly every line spoken, which is critical to the success of the film, as nearly 2 hours of the 152-minute run time...

...Is mostly just a few people on screen, talking back and forth to each other. I did, however, find some of the more nuanced scenes tended to drag on just a bit.

However, this is a smart and defiant film not afraid to pull any punches, including some rather big punches in the area of historical accuracy...

...All the while staying grounded in a very gripping, immensely suspenseful, and realistic reality we haven't seen from Tarantino in a while.

From the captivating and interwoven storylines that command your attention from the first frame to the impeccable performances from the entire cast, "Inglourious Basterds" is an amazing film.

But let's see what you had to say about it in the YouTube comments.

Jon: ArtDiva36 wrote... (reads ArtDiva36's comment)

Jon: GreenCow423 wrote... (reads GreenCow423's comment)

Jon: IngramoschFelshammer wrote... (reads IngramoschFelshammer's comment)

There you have it- mixed reviews, but mostly accurate and positive reactions from the viewers. And now it's time to fire up the Rate-o-Matic and see how "Inglourious Basterds" did.

A double "awesome"! While many of the nearly 400 people who voted in the poll thought this was a perfect "10", enough of you also voted slightly lower than that, and that pulled the score down to a "9."

I happen to agree myself. Really close to a perfect movie, but just shy of that "10" score, though. Looking at this week's newest releases, let's read some Tweet Critiques.

Jon: NoahPennington Tweeted... (reads NoahPennington's Tweet)

Jon: ShiiDess Tweeted... (reads ShiiDess's Tweet)

Jon: RyanAustinF with another Tweet on Avatar said... (reads RyanAustinF's Tweet)

So, I guess the general consensus is that you should go out and see "Avatar" this holiday weekend. Well, that does it for this week's episode of "Movie Night." Now let's take a look at the films we'll be reviewing for next episode.

"District 9" is brand-new on DVD this week, and it just wouldn't be Christmas without John McClane in "Die Hard", so I hope you get a chance to watch both of these films for next episode.

Once again, my name is Jonathan Paula. Thank you so much for joining me. Have a very wonderful Christmas, and I'll see you next time. Goodnight.

*end credits play*

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