JFBCFan

Sorry for missing this post earlier. We did some quick testing on a development site and couldn't directly recreate what you show above.

Do you have a different template (or stylesheet) that displays when a user visits your site through a mobile device? My primary guess as to what's happening is that there's a special style being set in your mobile view that's bleeding into our JFBCFan module and causing it to display differently.

If that doesn't help, or you're unsure, can you post (or private message) the URL of a page with the issue and we'll gladly investigate further.

Thanks,
Alex

There are multiple ways to test. The easiest, if you're using Google Chrome, is to go into the Developer Tools -> Settings -> Overrides area and change the "User Agent" to iPhone -- iOS6" (or some other mobile phone User Agent).

There are online tools and ways with other browsers to change your user agent as well.

I hope that helps, but if not, let us know the page you're testing on with the JFBCFan module and we'll gladly test in both cases as well.

Thanks,
Alex

I'd recommend looking at the solutions below for Firefox:
* User Agent Overrider - a popular extension to switch agents
* Manual instructions on how to update the User Agent through the GUI. A few more steps, but one less extension to have installed in FF.

I hope that helps!
Alex