alzander wrote: There's a hidden feature in the SCLogin module that you may want to take advantage of. It lets you add the Reconnect buttons to the User Menu, like on our site (hover over the My Account menu in the top right to see). If you're interested in something like that, you can create a new "External Link" type of menu item in your Account menu. Then, set the URL link to "scconnect". That will automatically be replaced with what, I think, you'll probably like.
The feature is undocumented as we haven't tested it widely yet. There's likely some CSS issues you'll run into with that, but we'll gladly help with anything you run into.
Test that out and let me know how it goes, or if you hate the idea
Thanks,
Alex
The 'scconnect' menu item is a replacement for the "Show Connect Account Button(s)" option. If you use the scconnect menu item I mentioned, you should probably disable that option as the features would be redundant. The reason that only the Google+ button is showing is because you have already connected your Joomla account to Facebook.. so we don't show that button. If you clicked the Google button and connected your Joomla account to Google then no buttons (or "Connect this account" text) will show since you're 'done' with connections. If you're a Joomla-only user, both the G+ and FB connect buttons will show until you connect those. I hope that helps explain the functionality... but it sounds like it's working.I'm only seeing the Google icon in my 'Account' drop down now, whilst the; Connect this site to your Social network? and Google sign in icon are still visible below the buttons in my header-c positions.
The functionality is there and should absolutely work. The only issues you may see are some styling problems. Hopefully you won't.. but if you do, we can help.I certainly don't hate the idea, can't say right now I adore it, as it's not 100% perfected either from SourceCoast as you've previously mentioned but also from myself.
alzander wrote:
The 'scconnect' menu item is a replacement for the "Show Connect Account Button(s)" option. If you use the scconnect menu item I mentioned, you should probably disable that option as the features would be redundant. The reason that only the Google+ button is showing is because you have already connected your Joomla account to Facebook.. so we don't show that button. If you clicked the Google button and connected your Joomla account to Google then no buttons (or "Connect this account" text) will show since you're 'done' with connections. If you're a Joomla-only user, both the G+ and FB connect buttons will show until you connect those. I hope that helps explain the functionality... but it sounds like it's working.I'm only seeing the Google icon in my 'Account' drop down now, whilst the; Connect this site to your Social network? and Google sign in icon are still visible below the buttons in my header-c positions.
The reason I suggested that option is because it will allow you to save a lot of space by integrating the "Connect Account" text and buttons into the menu itself instead of 'growing' the area.
The functionality is there and should absolutely work. The only issues you may see are some styling problems. Hopefully you won't.. but if you do, we can help.I certainly don't hate the idea, can't say right now I adore it, as it's not 100% perfected either from SourceCoast as you've previously mentioned but also from myself.
I hope that explains more, but if you need anything else, as always, just let us know.
Thanks,
Alex
alzander wrote: The reason those buttons are stacking is because they are in too small of a containing dive. They're in rt-grid-2 container which has a width of 200px. You'll have to set that into a wider module position if you want the buttons to not wrap (about 250px should do it).
I hope that helps. We're excited about Twitter, and lots of other improvements, as well. Still on track for the end of the month!
Thanks,
Alex
In the User Menu you can add a direct logout link, like we have on this site. To do so, create an "External Link" menu item and set the link to "sclogout". You can use the Joomla built-in Logout menu item, but that redirects the user to the logout page where they have to click logout again.. which can be awkward.So I'll just figure out how to place a Logout link within my "Account" SCLogin module in top right side of my pages and be more than happy with that as best of both worlds.
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