Ecommerce systems cause people to assume 'unlimited availability'. But to get people to BUY NOW, you need to push 'scarcity'. This really helps to get the message across.

Thumbs up.

Initial install did not work right away. I turned the bot off and added this at the bottom of my template at got it to work:



FLIR.init( { path: 'plugins/system/facelift-1.2/' } );
FLIR.auto();

Had some troubles with Phoca SEF. Backend was scrambled so I couldn't get anywhere. Installed this and 2 minutes later my problems were solved. With SEF tuned on, URL maintenance can be a headache. If you need to change a menu alias, this will allow you to solve the problem immediately. Will make this standard on all my builds.

Simple and does the job in an instant. More feature suggestions:

APPEND MODE - if some keywords already exist, keep them and append additional keywords up to the maximum. Preserve sequence so writers can identify the ones they entered vs those automatically added.

NO CHANGE MODE - only process if metadata field is empty.

Give stronger weighting to keywords in the title, H1 tags, etc.

This is a total snap to install, and use, and looks great.

Questions/Issues...
I get an error on each page that reads "Notice: Undefined offset: 15 in .../plugin_jw_sig.php on line 59." How can I make that go away?

I have image sizes and aspect ratios that are not uniform. Sometimes the thumbnail does not fit in the shadow box for which it is intended (additional white space shows up between the right edge of thumbnail and the shadow box). I get better results when I resixe the original image to an even multiple of the target thumbnail width. Is there a better solution?

If a thumbnail is shorter (vertically) than the one next to it, S.I.G. drops in another thumbnail below it in the same row. Great idea, but a problem can/does show up because this is a progessive feature. At the end of a row (on the right), the stack can grow up to 3-5 thumbnails high with TONS of white space left under the first thumbnails on the left.

Perhaps a solution would be to track the height of the tallest individual thumbnail in the row, and double up below short thumbnails only if there is room for it (without increasing the min row height required for the tallest individual thumbnail).

Great work. Wish I was a programmer so I could help out.

bertm