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Facebook Like Button Not Showing up

I am pretty sure this is a common problem, but some of the solutions out there I haven't felt pertained to my situation. I would like to have a Facebook like button on the site but it would seem some other page elements or scripts are making it not appear. You can see where it wants to appear at the top of the content area of the page, but it doesn't. I tested it out on a blank simple page and was able to get it to work.


Here are the pages. Wondering if anyone has any clues as to why the like button does not show up on the home page, but does on the simple test page.

Home Page
http://www.projectorreviews.com

Test page
http://www.projectorreviews.com/facebook.html
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You have:
data-show-faces="false"

This should be "true" I believe.
Which you have on the other page:


<div class="fb-like" data-href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Projector-Reviews/211965088831977" data-send="true" data-width="450" data-show-faces="true"></div>
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In your Styles2.css sheet you have this on line 202:

iframe, #proj-search, #proj-packages, .col-heading, .menu {
    visibility: hidden;
}

This will hide the iframe.
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You are right developertester I did do that but I did that because I did not want to show faces on the home page. I just had not changed it on the testing page.

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In response to Rouneh10 I am not sure how that effects the area I am talking about since the iframe for the facebook like button is not in that iframe selector to be hidden.
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Thanks, you are absolutely right. I seperated them out and was able to get the problem I believe solved.