I've installed this on two sites, and can't say enough about it. Extremely simple to use out of the box with the default parameters, but broad configuration options let you completely customize the appearance of the styled type if you're after a particular look and willing to take some time to play with it. I'm especially a fan of xtypo_quote insert, which is a great graphic tool for breaking up type-heavy pages or emphasizing specific take-away points from a long piece.

A surprisingly simple gallery / slideshow component with a great look. Setup is straightforward and logical; display options are reasonable, if not comprehensive. Wish-list: collaborative additions to galleries from the front-end.

Quick to install and does just what it claims -- but only for content articles. There's no website name on any page that's a listing for a section or category, or another component (calendar, forum, user registration, etc.).

I'm someone to whom metadata is an unwelcome chore -- and this kind of gentle "nag" makes it a lot easier.

I second a couple of minor quibbles mentioned previously: the "successful installation blurb" should remind you to activate in the Admin module section, and to move the module to the Control Panel. And once you edit a content item, there should be a way to return directly to this module, not to the content item list.

Simply put, Smartsef generates logical, user-friendly urls. It does so instantly, out of the box, without lots of fiddling and configuring -- though there are plenty of ways you can fiddle to get things "just so", if that's essential. The website / support forum are equally simple and straightforward. And it's free, as in beer.

its limitations are inherent in Google Calendar itself, and the wrapping of a completely separate component.

For example, to add an event or comment to a website's shared calendar you have to log in a second time to Google calendar itself, not just the website on which it's wrapped. And as far as I can figure out, it's impossible for group (i.e. website) members to RSVP for an event on the calendar unless they've all been individually invited to attend via Google -- even if they're members of the site.

These issues make it a lot clunkier to use than it otherwise would be. Too bad, because it's a good calendar and a well-done Joomla integration with the modules.

It does what it says, and exceedingly well. Only glitch I ran into was that it (not surprisingly) has the same problem with Fireboard as Joomlaboard -- forum page constantly reloads. Easily solved by manually adding Fireboard to the exclude list (Joomlaboard is already there by default). This rocks.