ddotsenko
But, it's practically unsuitable for use in the usual intended capacity.
There appears to be no way to make the widget display as part (above / below) the article. The only positioning options are the usual - left, top, user# etc.
Normal "logical" expectation would be that a user would "digg" or "buzz" the article, not the site. As is, user is forced to scan the whole page, including columns and headers / footers to find this widget. Social bookmarks must be right next, usually, immediately bellow the article, where a reader would use them immediately after being done with the article.
To worsen the issue, positioning on right, or bottom (sydication, footer etc) guarantees that when the popup list shows up, it's off the screen. This pretty much forces one to have it on "left" or "top"-like areas. In non-fixed or column-less templates, this leaves practically no space to put this widget.
This thing might be absolutely gloriously done on the inside, but the presentation implementation completely missed the mark.
I tried this tiny plug in and amazed how functional it is at such a light package. Makes it a breeze to focus on Joomla's items. Helps create SQL through pull-downs full of most common commands.
Very "Pro-sumer" :) Thank you. Honored to be able to use this cute little plug in.
With all respect to the code, I do have a problem with presentation of the "advertisement" - "By JoniJnm.es" It's a bit confusing. It may be confused with another article on the list or article author.
I hope that the advertising message is changed to something like "powered by Mod LCA" where "Mod LCA" is a link to the mod's page. Also hope that not just "by" but the whole advertising message is gray or dark.
for a good example of mod advertising see jComment. (gray, small font, in lower right corner)
I am honored to use your mod and would like to display its advertising, but the present advertising presentation is (1) potentially confusing and (2) stylistically incorrect. I am tempted to turn the advertising off just because of these reasons.
Changed in the v0.6 :)
There is a issue I have with what is shown when turn on "Support project by Link" The text is huge (likely uses regular content font size) and pretends to be part of the article. The message is a bit confusing too.
I am all in favor for advertising of this mod, cause it's really worth it, but the presentation style is fugly.
For good example of well-styled advertising glance at jComment. They put a gray, reduced font label at the bottom of the object.
What I would suggest you do is change the advertising to "powered by Auto-Frontpage" where "Atuo-Frontpage" is a link to mod's page. Make the relative font size -2 or -3. I would also make upper border of the div a thin line or make the font gray color, so that noone would wonder if the message is part of the article or not.
In present state, with all respect to the code, I have the urge to hide the advert, cause it's just too unattractive and confusing.



