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Topic-icon Unable to configure JFB SOcial Share for position

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9 years 8 months ago #50039 by prasadarya
I am unable to set up the JFB Social Share plugin to look like what it does on your site:
Horizontal row of icons - floating right.

The website: usagoshopping.com
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Image of settings done attached.
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9 years 8 months ago #50041 by mel
It does not appear that our /media/sourcecoast/css/jfbconnect.css file is being loaded properly on your site. There are some styles in there that are necessary for the module to work properly. Specifically, the following style block from that file would fix the issue:
div.scsocialbuttons div {
float: left;
margin-right: 5px;
}

As Alex mentioned in your other post, please disable whatever CSS optimizations you may be doing in your template to see if this issue is fixed as well:
www.sourcecoast.com/forums/non-commercia...article-pages#p50040

-Melissa
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9 years 8 months ago #50044 by prasadarya
Hi..Thanks for your very very quick response. I am afraid changing the settings didn't help.
I am unable to attach the image - but the 'Optimize CSS' and Optimize JS are set to 'No'.
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9 years 8 months ago #50069 by mel
Thanks for your patience and the admin credentials. We haven't figured out the specific cause of this issue yet, but think we know how to fix it. Can you please make a minor change to our code and test if the CSS file is loaded properly? To do so, edit the /plugins/system/jfbcsystem/jfbcsystem.php file. Around line 170, you'll see the line:
JFactory::getDocument()->addCustomTag('<SourceCoastCSSPlaceholder />');
Delete that line and go to line 107, where you'll see a similar line that looks like:
$doc->addCustomTag('<SourceCoastProviderJSPlaceholder />');
Directly below that line, paste the line you deleted above. When done, they should look like:
$doc->addCustomTag('<SourceCoastProviderJSPlaceholder />');
           JFactory::getDocument()->addCustomTag('<SourceCoastCSSPlaceholder />');
Test and let us know how that goes. It seems like there may be a bizarre template conflict with how we're doing things and that change will hopefully fix things.

Thanks,
Melissa
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9 years 8 months ago #50071 by prasadarya
Thank you very much. Problems with both the modules seem to be resolved.
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9 years 8 months ago #50078 by mel
Glad to hear that worked for you.

-Melissa
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