One of Highlight and Share's features is image sharing. You can find the Image Sharing settings in the Highlight and Share settings under the Image Sharing tab.
Highlight and Share Image Settings
If image sharing is enabled, you'll see the following when hovering over an image:
Sharing Options on an Image
You have two options for image sharing:
Pinterest (shows on Desktop and Mobile)
Web Share (shows only on compatible browsers)
Clicking the Pinterest icon lets the user share on Pinterest.
Web Share API
The Web Share API is native to the user's device, so it behaves slightly differently on iOS than on Android.
For example, on iOS, you can use Web Share to copy the image and save it to Dropbox or other native functions, depending on your device and apps.
Web Share on iOS
How the Web Share API Works
When someone clicks on the Web Share icon to share an image, the image is silently downloaded behind the scenes and stored as a file reference so that the user can then save or copy it onto their device.
The user's device is sent:
URL where the image is displayed.
Image file so the image can be copied, saved, or transferred.
How Highlight and Share Matches the Images
Image matching uses the DOMDocument class to parse and match the images. This allows the Pinterest and Webshare icons to be added natively to the HTML document, displayed via CSS and interacted with via JavaScript.
Check your site's front end after enabling image sharing and make sure nothing has changed regarding its layout.
