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Jumi
★★★★★
Great set of extensions
byalexxandar, September 17, 2009
Jumi
I really love Jumi, there hasn't been a project where I didn't find it useful.

But I have 2 suggestions on how it may even be better.
First one:
Replace the basic textarea used for inserting code with a real code editor there are 2 really good Javascript code editors that would improve usability of Jumi a lot.\

Second one:
This may be a bit harder to accomplish, but how about adding parameters to Jumi plugin, in example we want text to use sIFR, or just that one image to have a fancy border. So that plugin would not just add some code to the page but to be really dynamical and add code according to parameters set.
Owner's reply

Thanks Alex for your interesting suggestions. I will think them over definitely.

Simple Flash Image Gallery-J1.5 (SFIG)
★★
Good idea, poor development.
byalexxandar, January 23, 2009
Simple Flash Image Gallery-J1.5 (SFIG)
It looks awesome, really eye candy. And works great if you don't have too much images to display. You also need to be careful not to put too hi-resolution images in or it will load forever. Lacking option for more gallery's is it biggest minus also pictures name is its description, what could be an issue for non latin charset languages.
On the positive side.. again it looks great and is very easy to use.

But it could be better, I hope that future versions will be more complete.
Main Menu Images
★★★★★
Great extension.
byalexxandar, January 16, 2009
Main Menu Images
This is a great extension doing, just what a lot of people need. Simple to use, just like Joomla's Menu module, great addition is possibility to disable list bullets for those not that familiar with CSS. Maybe in future versions there could be added a hover image support?
Owner's reply

Hover imaging using the current code is very difficult to achieve, however we will try to implement some mechanism to enable hover images. There is a CSS workaround on the site ... but its not very elegant.

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