Brothers and Sister,We are going to try and see if this is profitable to have a "like" button on the front page of SermonIndex for awhile. There are many benifits to this and it will also help build some anticipation in the users on a popular sermon that many people are being touched by.here is some of the things this button does as per the facebook developer site:The Like button lets a user share your content with friends on Facebook. When the user clicks the Like button on your site, a story appears in the user's friends' News Feed with a link back to your website.----Go ahead and try it out! It would be exciting to see some sermons virally spread through facebook and other mediums more!
_________________SI Moderator - Greg Gordon
Great idea. Thanks. I like it.
It'd be super cool if every sermon could have one of these.
_________________Jimmy H
Hi Greg,The featured sermon banner is rendering wrongly for me on mobile Safari. It is displaying twice as large as it should, as in the height of the image is 2x thus showing two full copies of the image. I liked your revision of the sermon banner with all the photos of the preachers. The toned down image did not distract the eye at all. The Ravenhill "Man of God" section looked interesting, however the need to use text seems to distract from the draw of the graphic. It might be worth it to consider how you can convey the information in the context of the graphic itself. Note all these observations are from viewing the website on mobile Safari and related browsers. I like how your changes are coming together. Good work brother.
The featured sermon banner is rendering wrongly for me on mobile Safari. It is displaying twice as large as it should, as in the height of the image is 2x thus showing two full copies of the image.
Brothers and Sisters,It seems the "like" button for the featured sermon at this point has been bringing more downloads and interest to the "featured message" we will continue to keep it up for the next featured sermon to see the response on that also. May God continue to use these technologies for his glory and the spread of His kingdom on this earth. Eternity is so close.