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Nipple in the end of the cross not a good idea. Poor balance and road debris can break it off. Whether aimed toward the shaft or yoke is a matter of preference and access considerations but make sure it is under compression when the drive shaft is loaded.
The driveshaft rotates in a clockwise direction when viewed from the front so be sure the nipple is being squeezed by the driving yoke against the driven yoke.
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