JFBCContent - configuration question

Not right now. The new content plugin was just released the other day, and there are more features in the pipeline.

One big point of feedback that a user has requested is to be able to set the content plugin to only work on certain sections and/or categories. Would this work for you as well? Like to get more feedback to make sure what we're planning to do will work for as wide of an audience as possible.

Thanks for your feedback!

That's actually something we had discussed before I posted my response. We don't generally like to 'throw things out there', as many users will latch onto just about everything and say "Yeah, do that".. and eventually, we have too much 'stuff' in our extensions (if that's possible).

Anyways, in short, we do like the idea, and will likely implement something like that in a future release, in addition to the specific categories.

Thanks again for your feedback!

In the parameters for the JFBCContent plugin, you can choose where the location (top or bottom) of the like button. Additionally, if you know the page you want to hide the Like button on, you can likely add some CSS to hide it. This is not optimal as you'll have to manually add this to hide in your template file, but it's a possible work around for now.

For instance, it looks as though you're only using RokTabs on the home page. If this is the case, you should be able to add the following piece of code to your template file, like so:
/templates/rt_crystalline_j15/css/template.css
.roktabs #jfbclike {
display:none;
}

This snippet will basically say "Anytime there's a like button in the RokTabs module, hide it". This has the advantage that if someone clicks through to that article from RokTabs, the Like button would still appear. If you had used a {dontShowLikeTag} block (if it were implemented), the Like button wouldn't show in either location (RokTabs or full article view).

Hopefully that helps you out. If not, or you have other questions, you know where to find us!

Right now, we don't have the ability to specify categories to have the Content plugin appear in. It's being worked on, and expected for the 3.2 release, along with some other nifty integration features. Even then, that would only work for content articles (for now). I think you may want to look into adding the JFBCLike {} tag to your jReviews template, or another 'common' spot for your needs. For more info on the JFBCLike tag, see:
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/configuration-guide

Hope this helps answer your question and suits your needs for now. Thanks!