Social Meta Tag and Create Post menu

That menu shows for all super admins. It will not show for standard users.
* The Social Meta Tags let's you easily see the Open Graph tags that JFBConnect is setting for your site.
* The Create Post menu lets you post the current page to a Facebook Page or Group or Twitter Stream or LinkedIn Company profile.

If you'd like to disable, you can do so in the Permissions area of JFBConnect. Set the "Post on Social Network" option to "Denied" for whatever user groups you don't want it to display for.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex

David,
Yup, we're realizing a few ways we could make things more clear/configurable. This is the first release with that social toolbar. We took great pains to put a lot of information there, but make it compact and as out of the way as possible. However, we can see where some confusion can definitely come into play.

Expect some minor updates to make it more obvious what is adding that toolbar and other options to control it as well. We have plans to add more buttons to it, to make social features even easier to access from the front-end, so it won't go away.. just improve with time.

Thanks for the feedback!
Alex

Oh yeah.. we put up a blog post about the 6.0 release which explains the social toolbar a bit more:
JFBConnect v6.0 Released

We'll have more documentation for it and the new posting feature soon as well.

Thanks again,
Alex

Sorry for the trouble. We've realized that there is no way to set the Super Admin group to 'Denied'. It works for all other groups.

To completely disable, please edit the /components/com_jfbconnect/libraries/toolbar.php file. Around line 17, you'll see:Update that by changing the if statement to 'false' like below:Do the same for the onAfterReturn function at line 44.

That will disable the toolbar altogether.

As for the CSS issues, the problem is because we're loading the jQuery UI CSS file for the Toolbar. We've already stripped out additional code that we aren't using in that file, but will look to see if we can namespace things further to ensure it only affects JFBConnect features.

Thanks,
Alex

Artur,
We have a task to add an option to remove the toolbar altogether, however, it's not in the latest v6.0.2 release that came out yesterday. It should be in the next release though.

For the hack above, please make sure you made the change for both the onAfterDispatch *and* onAfterRender lines in that file, as described above.

Sorry again for the inconvenience. We'll make things easier in the next release.

Thanks,
Alex