SCLogin Module field overrun and JFBCLike module displays code only

I just went to your site and things look differently than your pictures. I think you have things working, but if not, below are some answers:

The Like button is likely not displaying properly because you don't have the JFBCSystem plugin enabled. That plugin is required for almost all JFBConnect functionality.

The login module width can be fixed with a little CSS that we could gladly provide. Right now, your module is configured for the modal popup, so I can't see the issue anymore. In general though, the sidebar column that you're using is very narrow, and the login module would be pretty tight in there.

I hope that helps, but if you need anything, just let us know.

Thanks,
Alex

Hardeep,
If you try the following CSS in your template, it should work. Without seeing the overrun issues on your site though, I can't be sure.You can change that width value to whatever works for your template.

If that doesn't work, let us know. But we'll likely need to see the module enabled on some page of your site to know what may be the issue.

Thanks,
Alex

The Like module text is less controllable. If you need to use the Like button in a smaller area, we'd highly recommend trying out the button-count style instead of the standard style. The standard style is the only one that has text in it.

I hope that helps,
Alex

No problem. Glad we could help. If you run into more issues, you know where to find us.

Thanks,
Alex