Whats Inline Mean?

it means the module will not work in my browser??

Module is not authorized for inlining. What does that mean? FF1.5 .

same error as convex

Can't get this to work either

Inlining is telling Google that you want that module to adapt your page outide its allocated space. You make it inlined by going to "Add Content" and typing just "developer.xml". This adds the Modules controller. You then look for that particular module in the list, and then tick the box in the Inlined column. This makes it work. However, with this module, it seemd to be ticked by default, and still moans that it needs inlining. I dunno.

Help!

It isn't working, even though i have developer.xml on my page, it says this:

"Module is not authorized for inlining, but has indicated that it must be inlined to work properly."

what does that mean, and how do I solve it?

To the author of the module: The "render_inline" attribute should be set to "optional", see the official API reference:

"*required* ... is only allowed for modules that have been submitted to Google and deemed "trusted." The alternative is to use a setting of "optional" and then use the developer module to force inlining.
www.google.com/apis/homepage/reference.h...

help!I can't add it to my homepage.

Does this work?  I'm getting the "temporarily unavailable" message all the time...

The modules on your demo screenshot all are transparent, so you get a nice effect; on mine, though, the modules have their normal white background, so you can't see much of the photo.

The modules on your demo screenshot all are transparent, so you get a nice effect; on mine, though, the modules have their normal white background, so you can't see much of the photo.

%50 transparent !!! :)

looks very nice :)
couldn't get it to work with my mix of stuff :(
(includes tabs / webstickies / collapsable modules)
-imma