Hover over text "Login With LinkedIn" not showing in SCLogin

Fred,
Thanks for the compliments on the extension. We're always working to make things better (and ideally require no support). Of course, should you have any feedback for improvements or other suggestions, just let me know.

As for the CSS about the buttons.. currently, our styles are a bit of a mess. The next release (in a few weeks) will break out the styles a lot more for the SCLogin module into 'themes' that can be more easily manipulated. For now, use the following styles:
Login ButtonRegister ButtonObviously, change the styles above as you see fit or add :hover to the end of the style name to target the mouse-over condition.

I hope that helps,
Alex

Those styles are currently in the /media/sourcecoast/css/sc_bootstrap.css file. That file is minified and not easy to edit though. You can put those styles in your template, or any other, CSS file and they should work with the !important tag.

The next release of JFBConnect will have a broken out style for the the 'theme' of the SCLogin module. That will make it much easier to add, or alter, styles.

I hope that helps,
Alex

The new release is out. It came out at the end of last week, but we haven't sent out a newsletter announcement for it yet.. That will hopefully be out later this week.

In the meantime, I'd recommend checking out:
JFBConnect v6 release blog post
JLinked to JFBConnect migration guide

As for the additional stylings for the SCLogin module, we haven't documented those well yet. However, here's a quick overview:
* We include the 'default' and 'sourcecoast' theme CSS files
* They are located in /media/sourcecoast/themes/sclogin/
* To create your own theme, copy the CSS file from that directory to /templates/<YOUR_TEMPLATE>/html/mod_sclogin/themes/
* Rename the file to something like "mystyles"
* In the SCLogin module, for the setting of the theme, you should now have an option for "mystyles". Select that, and your CSS file will be included automatically, and should make creating overrides much simpler.

I hope that helps, but if you have any other questions, just let me know.

Thanks,
Alex