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Just a friendly bump.. Personally I’m switching all of my video to SmugMug and currently I’m having to manually edit and embed each post. It’s a huge pain, and your plugin would be perfect!

Out of curiousity, what are the chances you would include SmugMug in some near future release? ??

Thanks

@t31os_, I believe I overlooked the use of !important (I’m learning as I go here! ?? ). That sounds like a solid reason that adding display:inline didn’t have a visible change.

I’ll have to come back to this and try that out later on when I’ve squashed my laundry list of other fixes and bugs that I need to hunt down.

Cheers!

@mossackanme, If I understand you correctly, you’re talking about doing something like <!--[if lte IE 7]> for each broken browser right?

If that’s the case then I’ve been really trying hard not to have different code for each browser. I’ve done it in a couple of times, but since <span> worked here on all of them I didn’t want to add conditional statements for each browser type.

I *could not* get it to work via display:inline. It was literally driving me nuts. The div code rendered fine on FF 3.5, but broke on 3 and IE as usual, sucked. The only happiness for IE, FF, Safari was to use <span>. I ended up modifying the plugin (which I wanted to avoid!) but alas, my sanity couldn’t find the combo that would work.

To sum up my experience without showing screen shots, I have a single line that has text that’s float: left, and sociable float: right. When in a <div> for whatever reason, IE and FF 3 would render the <div> slightly lower and the line wasn’t straight with the text on the left (even with display:inline which I tried), again it looked fine in safari and FF 3.5 and IE 8 (I think).

The only way all of my tested browsers worked was by using <span> for both left and right sides of the line. Very annoying! I hate hacking plugins to make this work, but I like the was sociable displays a neat, small tidy row and so I was determined to fix it.

So personally, I think it would be a piece of cake to add a toggle to the preferences panel that simply told sociable to use <div> or <span>. I know I’d appreciate it!

If you guys have any ideas why I might have had these problems, I’d love to hear them.

Cheers!

WTH, seems this is only happening in Firefox for me. Weird, I tried it in Safari and it works for me too. I’ll have to see if something in Firefox is acting up. Sorry for wasting your time, but at least you got me to look at it in another browser. ??