updates are coming to allow you to use the plugin with any layout, and with a little jQuery or Mootools you should be able to prevent the plugin from overcrowding your layouts.

See the jwarlock.com implementation I have done with help of jQuery and a lightbox effect.

Hi,

Thanks for the review :)
The width of the comment field is controllable via the CSS file you can attach to the plugin. (Keep in mind the URL to the CSS file is supposed to be absolute too).

The CSS file will allow you to change the colors of any targettable element in the iframe output which is being piped back from the facebook FMBL engine.

For example. Adding the following rule to the CSS file which you attach to the comments window would add a red 1 pixel border around the textarea control.

div.composer div.UIContentBox div div div input.DOMControl_placeholder{border:1px solid red;}

Hi Rogant,

The configuration at the moment is only available in the plugin's settings page. If you have downloaded the latest version then that version will allow better control of Category and Sections whitelisting.

Thanks for the review :)

hi noartclub,
Could you please email me with an example of what URLs you are experiencing problems with?
I'll see if there is something I can do with it.

Thanks dharam,
It is good to see another member here, and more flattering to know you joined because of this extension.

Hi,

Thanks for pointing this one out. The IE doctype is most certainly important, and I am working on a fix for that one that I will hope to have ready sometime in the next 48 hours.

The CSS file is available at (http://www.jwarlock.com/media/wall.css) and it has a breakdown of 95% of the CSS rules you can apply styles to.

I hope that helps out some.

I will be updating this in a few days, as well as releasing a few more Facebook related modules.