northernlights
THE "FREE" VERSION WILL NOT LET ANYONE UPLOAD A FILE LARGER THAN 3MB!
Don't waste your time installing this, if this is, or is likely to be an issue. I have no problem with devs charging and making money. Just please be upfront what you are (and are not) providing.
Thankyou.
The text above points to the description of the main component.
There you find in the text that there is a upload limit on the free version. And on the website there is also the note "The freeware edition has already all main features! The main limitation of the freeware edition is a 3 MB upload limit of the upload queue." directly in the download section and a big section of the features where this listed also. So there is nothing hidden at all!
And in the last review I also wrote that there different versions and already the smallest license does not have any limit in the upload queue anymore (3rd point).
So I really don't understand your rating.
Personally I wanted to be able to position the icons relative to the content sides and keeping a minimum definable amount of distance from the page top and bottom.
If you don't mind it keeping a large space from the top of the page and only being definable x pixels from the left/right of the window edge, then this may still be for you.
We have just made an update that gives you more control over the layout as well as the javascript. Hope this is what you were looking for.
Just install (via Joomla), insert an image (via Joomla) and resize to a smaller size (in the article editor via Joomla, just as you'd do now). In short, do *nothing* any differently than how you do it now... except you get beautiful slimbox displays of the images in your article - automatically.
I'm in love with this extension!
jFusion does an amazing job of this incredibly complex task with not much more than a little tweaking of the odd plugin settings page. Doing this without hacking core files of any app, *and* providing excellent support and a rapidly developing code base makes this the most exciting open source project I've seen since Joomla first emerged.
If ever there was a project that deserved praise, use and yes, financial contribution, kids, this is it.



