Invite module popup is cut in half

To fix it being 'under' your template, you'd need to try and fix the z-index's within the CSS for the Invite module or the other modules that it's overlapping. Unfortunately, it looks like you have other Javascript modules (Google Maps, etc) that are very hard to make work in an overlapping environment.

We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused, and we definitely wish Facebook implemented their Invitation module much better. We have work arounds for the resizing and issues they've implemented, but it's not 100% as you've seen. If you'd like us to help you fix the z-indexing, we can do that as well, but it may require ensuring that other Javascript modules aren't able to overlap with the Invite module.

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Thanks,
Alex

Iveth,
We can help you force the width if you want to. We won't force it to that width though for everyone, because there are users who are using it as it is right now in sidebars and other areas where it has to resize to the content.

If you want to force it yourself (to any width), simply edit (or create a template override) for /modules/mod_jfbcinvite/tmpl/default.php. At line 42, you'll see a div with a width parameter specified as "$closedWidth". Simply remove the PHP variable there, and set it to "940px" or whatever size you'd like to use.

Hopefully this will work for you, cause we'd really like to see you happy with the module. If you need more assistance, definitely let us know. If there's a generic solution we can implement in the JFBCInvite module so it works for everyone, trust me, we're all for it. There are some updates that Facebook has released lately that we're investigating for multi-friend selectors (which is what the Invite module uses), but from initial testing, it doesn't fix all the issues we've seen.

Thanks again for your feedback and patience, and good luck!

Iveth,
Since that content is loaded through an iFrame, there's no way to add styles to your page and have it 'take' in the iFrame. That's for security reasons within the browser to prevent a website owner from 'faking' content in a separate site.

Facebook is starting to add methods to some of their widgets that allow us to include CSS specific to their iFrame, but they haven't done that for the Invite module yet. We'd absolutely love it if they did, and again, the Invite module is the worst of their available modules... yet the one wanted by the most people.. so we're always looking into alternative methods of implementation. If we find something, we'll definitely make sure everyone knows about it.

Hope your happy with the solution you've found, it's looking good!