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Nothing that's currently coded in the plugin. You can try messing with the text-shadow CSS property to give the text a black outline to offset it a bit from the content, but that's the best you'll probably get without a change to the plugin itself. Some of the background image and text color combinations can't really be helped without outright changing the text color to something that blends into the background image less.

If you want to test to see what the thing I described above looks like you can go to Themes > Advanced Styles & CSS > Style Sheet in your admin area you can change line 417 from this:
To this:

Can you specify what issues you're having with the plugin in detail?

I haven't updated the plugin in a while, but the fact that it's still getting positive reviews in the plugin library suggests that it should still be working.

Before I was of voting age I always believed I'd abstain from voting on the principle that both parties are substantially flawed. I strongly believe this still holds true, but as time has gone on some candidates in the primaries started upping their game and supporting causes I long believed to be pipe dreams. Those candidates unfortunately didn't emerge as the party's choice, but their participation brought awareness of those causes to the national stage, forcing the hand of any candidate who prevailed in the primary election and inspiring me to participate in the democratic process I had originally forsaken.

I've been made painfully aware with each election I've participated in that there's no such thing as a perfect candidate. But the party (and by extension, the government) is more than just the presidential candidate. I feel more and more like our voices are being heard, so rather than lament that my favorite to win didn't make it in I've decided the bare minimum I can do is vote for the candidate I believe won't stand as a roadblock to progress during their tenure even if that progress ends up being incremental. I imagine that sounds synonymous with voting for the lesser of two evils, but my vote seems significantly more powerful in reining in the government than my moral high ground.

Ah, okay. If you only need to cover those two routes then that's a better solution!

And thanks!

Alice in Zombieland:

I had a look at it and it works pretty much exactly how I'd expect it to work. The only thing is the bar where the icon appears will end up showing on the bottom left instead of the bottom right since that's how Yootil works (at least on PB... I dunno if it's the same on Forums.net). It'd be pretty easy to just add the icon, but if you want the micro-profile and its menu to show up there too it'll take a bit more coding on my part since the menu would end up offscreen on the left side of the page.

It'd be possible to make another plugin that moves the Yootil bar to the right but it's probably better I get the menu to account for being offscreen on the left anyways since it's already possible to move the buttons that make it appear to begin with.

While the plugin that does this has been linked I would suggest using your theme's layout templates and style sheet to accomplish this rather than the plugin since you specified you wanted it for every profile.

The purpose of the plugin in question is to provide users the ability to select from multiple different mini-profile designs that are different from the theme's default. Anything you do using the theme itself is going to take less time to load and will be easier to implement by virtue of using the actual template system which the plugin doesn't have access to.

I looked at all of Pebble's library submissions and threads and I can't seem to find the plugin you're referring to.

You can do both regular and rollover images without the use of either plugin, though. If both versions of the button are stacked in one image you can use CSS to specify it as the background image of a button and change the background position when hovering over the button, making one go out of bounds and placing the other where the original used to be.

CSS selectors allow a lot of new things I didn't know about when I first made this plugin in 2012 that might as well render it obsolete.