You should first read the FAQ, then if you still have the same problem (whatever that may be) then use the appropriate contact form to make sure your issue is noted and taken care of.

FAQ – http://sexybookmarks.net/documentation/faq
Bug Report Form – http://sexybookmarks.net/contact-forms/bug-form

I’m afraid that just isn’t possible.

I’m terribly sorry that your country places restrictions on just about every aspect of your life and what you can do with it, but I cannot change the name of the plugin for one user who is having problems when I have 23,000 others who are not.

Thanks for the heads up, I’ll check into that now…

I’ve also just emailed you to the address you listed in your comment settings.

Wow, thanks for bringing that up… I hadn’t even thought about that!

I’ll get with Norman and see what he thinks as to whether or not this is a feasible possibility or not.

Thanks again!

This site is dedicated to the “WordPress” version of SexyBookmarks.

If you’re having troubles with the Joomla extension, you’ll need to talk to Alex (the creator of the Joomla extension) on his website.

You can find him here: http://www.ast-blog.de/joomla-sexy-bookmarks/

Hi Norman, Josh,

I found a workaround/fix for the issue with previews and published posts creating two URLs.

When a post is previewed – prior to publishing, the link created, for example, is: http://domain.com/??p=3720.

When it’s published, it becomes a permalink like this – that’s if you are using permalinks: http://domain.com/2009/09/21/title-of-article/.

Hence, two different URLs, although both links resolve to the same page.

I’ve added my own personal URL shortener in your plugin. My URL script shortener script creates two separate entries for each post if previewed. Only if previewed.

The fix/workaround is in public.php code:

`} elseif($sexy_plugopts['shorty'] == “urlshort”) {
if (get_post_status($post->ID) == ‘publish’) { $first_url = “http://urlshort.com/create.php?url=”.$perms; }
}`

This code checks if the post is published. If it’s not, it does not create a URL. It only creates when published.

I made changes to your latest plugin on my blog. It works like a charm.

We’re having some issues with the most recent update… We will be updating again shortly with a fix.

Sorry!

Thanks. The last update ( a few minutes ago) fixed the bugs.

Let me ask you something, how do I use a custom backgroud?

Thanks

Hi Ulysses,

We’re actually working on a solution that’s pretty similar to what you posted, and it should be ready in the next release… Just need to do some testing on it first.

Sorry, I apparently missed your comment…

I just checked your site and it seems that something is going on with your stylesheet that shouldn’t be.

I found a fix, and will include it in a future update soon.

Otherwise, if you’d like, you can email me using the contact form(s) in the menu at the top of the page and I can guide you through the process to fix it until then.

Thanks!

thanks! i’m an idiot, had it set to display only for posts, not pages. that’s what i get for tweeking my blog at 2am….. thanks again

Sounds as though the automatic installer didn’t work for you… You may try doing it manually via ftp. Login with ftp to your server, delete the sexybookmarks plugin files (if there are any) that the automatic install created, then download the file, unzip, and upload to your server manually using ftp. This will ensure that the files don’t get corrupted, misplaced, or broken during the installation.

There’s no “option” to set the plugin to display in this way if that’s what you’re asking… However, if you choose the “Use custom mods” option, then you can edit the new stylesheet it creates and set the background positions accordingly so that they will display the “expanded” version of each icon at all times.

I’m not sure I understand what you’re saying…