Hi There:

Great plugin, but ...

Line 32 of file :-

$mainframe->addCustomHeadTag('');

should link to the full URL, as it causes the .css files not to be found (and not load) when SEO is turned on.

Easy to install...
Easy to configure...
Looks GREAT !!

BUT

Messes articles Table Of Contents. Had me fiddling with css with no luck. Would probably have to edit the php (yikes - out of my realm). If this plugin is enabled (in any form) the TOC appears way above the article and try as I may I could not get it inline with text wrapping.

So, my choice is now to disable TOC or this plugin. Tough choice... this looks so good!!!

Despite the above... 4 stars!

I give a good rating it really spices your site layout, and i post here this because most people do not look for in the forums for this kind of issues to install add ons.

the plugin conflicts with the mfblank plugin. when installed the external link icon of the mfblank disappear.

As stated before... Draws attention to the articles.
The only thing is that line 255 of calendar_icon.php should be changed to...
$send .= '';
So it maintains your XHTML compliance.

I first noticed this on other sites and was really impressed. It draws your attention to articles and dresses up the articles.

I installed it on my development site and noticed that it only displayed the original date of the article. Since I update articles regularly, some of the dates were a year old. I sent Tomasz an email suggesting that an option for the updated date would be useful. He replied promptly and said he would put it in his next revision but he was rather busy and may take a month or so. Much to my surprise in less than a week I received a personal email from Tomasz indicating he had completed the change and it was on Joomla.

Thank you for this great module and excellent response to the community.

Looking forward to more great extensions!!

Well, I'm delighted to be mentioned by Tomasz for doing some testing to sort that odd little bug out, but all credit goes to him! :)

This is a great little plugin to display a classy date next to articles.

A previous reviewer said that "it is not possible to suppress the date display for certain articles using the parameter settings of the article." This isn't really true: you CAN select within the plugin parameters which sections/categories you want to display the date on. So, since I'm only doing this for my 'News' section, it was very easy to implement.

I would like to see some more styles for the date (Roman numerals perhaps and maybe others), but it's still great :)

Although this plugin gives a nice display of the date, it is not possible to suppress the date display for certain articles using the parameter settings of the article.

Very useful tool to have a good looking date if you show the creation date of your article.
No problems with installation and implementation at all.

Thanks for your effort with programming this plugin!

Flo.

This plugin is easy, install without a itch and render the date beautifully.

My site is much nicer now.

Thank you

Thank you for a GREAT, small & simple plugin, that is doing exactly what its supposed to do.

Tested in Joomla 1.5.3
5 out of 5.

thank you for the best plug in. It's makes my site more attractive.

But I don't know why in administration, the year field didn't appear. As the default is 0, the year did not appear. I have to delete the 'display:none' in coding so that the year appears.

Owner's reply:
Fixed in 1.2.4 :)

Thanks for sharing this - it's really easy to use and very fun looking. Instantly gave my site a facelift. I'll be linking to you.

Great plugin. Easy to install and configure.

This is very close to what I was looking for. Native 1.5 which gives it an edge over CalDate. I do miss some more build-in layout options.

I would suggest making a con_minimal.css with the colorcode being a variable. This way in the options one could enter a colorcode and that way have a million options right from the start.
Now I had to copy the css, rename, change the color code and add the name to the XML.

There must be an easier way, so how about some generic layout css files with the option to change the color in the backend...

Easy to install, fully customizable, cool look.
I'd give it 5 if it was tabless.
Great work!