Social Sharing issues

Rolf,
1) For the alignment of the buttons, first, make sure you update to 4.1.2 of JFBConnect. Then, when you're adding the tags, check out the forum post below which answers how to do it properly:
www.sourcecoast.com/forums/jfbconnect/jf...functions?p=1#p18741

2) Usually, the issue is caused by the z-index setting of the buttons and your menu. You can fix by editing:
/templates/owsgaia_3col/css/template.css
Around line 596, you'll see .art-nav. The z-index there is set to 100. Change it to 101

3) The Like button is per-page, not for your whole site. Are you sure your friends have liked that exact page/URL?

4) The Close button works for me (I don't see Cancel at all). Can you tell me what browser you're using and check that you're actually seeing "Cancel"? If it is ian issue, unfortunately, it's likely a bug with Facebook's Javascript and not something we can fix.. though we can submit a bug report.

Hope that helps,
Alex

Rolf,
I just added a new post the to thread I mentioned above with a different solution that may be easier for you. It's a style you can add to your template to make them always go horizontal.. we hope

4) There was no screenshot attached. After you upload them, you have to hit the checkbox to insert them into a post. My guess is that it's simply a translation issue between what Facebook calls "Close" in English and what they put for Danish, so I don't think you need to post the screenshot anyways.
I see the code in English. Do you have the Language Switcher plugin for Joomla enabled? If so, JFBConnect uses that to detect the user's language and load the correct Javascript library. It seems to work for me in English using Chrome. Will test in Firefox in a bit.

As for the SP-Share, we haven't used it, but the output looks very similar to what our content plugin does by default. Have you tried configuring the automatic insertion of the social buttons in the "Social Configuration" area of JFBConnect? It lets you select which buttons to show and what size they should be.. and they are automatically put in a line

Hope that helps,
Alex

Can you link to a page on your site that's using the Content Plugin to add the social buttons? They should definitely be in a line. If you're using a width of 800 though, that may be the problem. Try "50" or even smaller. If it's to large, that will make the Like button wrap to the next line (if there aren't 800 pixels left to show it on the current line).

As for sizing, I guess we don't give the specific option of "size", but we do give the different layouts of standard, box, etc. Those are all that are available from each of the networks, and they don't allow much additional styling flexibility.. so that's what I meant when I said size.

Hope that helps,
Alex

Rolf,
I definitely see where the confusion is coming from. The width is actually the width of the Like button only. It's poorly labeled because since we added that setting, we added the other social buttons, but didn't update the description. The width also should really only do anything in the 'standard' layout, because that can be variable width. The other's are fixed widths, and we should simply ignore that setting. I've added a bug to our tracker to clear that all up in an upcoming release.

As for the button not showing up in the category view, what kind of menu item is that? We support Joomla Content and K2 content by default. If other extensions use core-content for display and call the Content Plugins, we should support them as well. My guess is that whatever extension you're using there does not (or is not configured to) load content plugins. You may need to contact that developer to see how to enable content plugins in their category views.

For the Newsflash modules, there's no way to stop that by default. The Newsflash module calls the Content Plugins to alter the text however the plugins need too. You'd need to use another Newsflash-like module that allows you to disable the Content Plugins from activating. I don't know of any offhand to recommend, but I do know they are out there.

Regarding the Front-Page, that's a limitation of how Joomla works. When Content plugins are called, we're given limited information about the state of the page. We simply check if the page is the front-page, and if so, we don't load. There's not a way to check if we're being called in a module (like the Newsflash), so our hands are a bit tied to allow some front-page content, but not others.

Hope that all explains, but if you have other questions, just let us know!
Alex