Display your social icons with fancy visual effect.
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Social Icon Display
On July 28, 2010, In Joomla, by Lobo
Allow Joomla! users to easily include the AddThis Follow menu to their websites.
Allow Joomla! users to easily include the AddThis Follow menu to their websites.
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AddThis Follow menu
On July 11, 2010, In Joomla, by Lobo
Module to display links to your social networking pages on your Joomla 1.5 web site. We modified the original Sites Include: * Myspace * Twitter * Facebook * Youtube Badges Reloaded was originally coded by http://www.gileba.be and added MySpace and Youtube to it. We modified it for use on a customers website and decided to share it with the community.
Module to display links to your social networking pages on your Joomla 1.5 web site. We modified the original Sites Include: * Myspace * Twitter * Facebook * Youtube Badges Reloaded was originally coded by http://www.gileba.be and added MySpace and Youtube to it. We modified it for use on a customers website and decided to share it with the community.
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Badges Reloaded
On March 29, 2010, In Joomla, by Lobo
Promote your social media profiles with the Social Media Icon Links module. This module will display Web 2.0 icons that link to your social media profiles. Display up to 30 icons for the most popular social media sites with 5 different icons sizes: 60px, 48px, 32px, 24px, and 16px
Promote your social media profiles with the Social Media Icon Links module. This module will display Web 2.0 icons that link to your social media profiles. Display up to 30 icons for the most popular social media sites with 5 different icons sizes: 60px, 48px, 32px, 24px, and 16px
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Social Media Icon Links
Digg this week unveiled plans to become a hub of web content, adding Twitter and Facebook shares to its Digg counts to present a more complete view of what’s popular on the web. What’s more, Digg will soon let you log in with any of your social networking accounts — or even Digg stories without logging in at all.
Digg this week unveiled plans to become a hub of web content, adding Twitter and Facebook shares to its Digg counts to present a more complete view of what’s popular on the web. What’s more, Digg will soon let you log in with any of your social networking accounts — or even Digg stories without logging in at all.
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Digg: The Future of Social News?