Kunena 7.0.8 Released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 7.0.8 [K 7.0.8] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 5.4.x/6.0.x./6.1.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 / K 6.3 / K 6.4 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 7.0
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16 years 3 months ago - 16 years 3 months ago #49516
by sozzled
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
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Replied by sozzled on topic Template design issues - a postscript
Again, no problem. 
Although I'm sometimes "accused" (if that's the right word) of being a bit too conceptual (or "high-level") in approaching various discussions, my main objective is not, so much, to solve users' problems but to help users get their minds around some of the important concepts involved in Kunena, particularly when they want to change something! As I've often written: Kunena works, 99% of the time, straight out-of-the-box without users having to make a single change to anything; it's when users change something (without understanding how things work) when their world goes pear-shaped! :laugh:
The companion documentation Wiki site ( docs.kunena.com ) actually provides the information you're looking for. If you search for "Template" you will find many pointers that will tell you what your template file is called, where you will find it, and so on and so forth. The actual part of the Wiki that you need to look at is Changing Template and its Colours - the Basics . This information was one of the first things mentioned in Before you ask for help with template issues ... .
Now, I could have, perhaps, simply told you you the actual name of the one file that you need to change (and I could probably even have told you where you'll find it) but I want the message to sink in: there are many things that you can do, for yourself, to learn webcraft. We would like to help you succeed with this, to be able to stand on your own two feet, and maybe (some day) you might be able to pass on what you've learned to someone else.
Although I'm sometimes "accused" (if that's the right word) of being a bit too conceptual (or "high-level") in approaching various discussions, my main objective is not, so much, to solve users' problems but to help users get their minds around some of the important concepts involved in Kunena, particularly when they want to change something! As I've often written: Kunena works, 99% of the time, straight out-of-the-box without users having to make a single change to anything; it's when users change something (without understanding how things work) when their world goes pear-shaped! :laugh:The companion documentation Wiki site ( docs.kunena.com ) actually provides the information you're looking for. If you search for "Template" you will find many pointers that will tell you what your template file is called, where you will find it, and so on and so forth. The actual part of the Wiki that you need to look at is Changing Template and its Colours - the Basics . This information was one of the first things mentioned in Before you ask for help with template issues ... .
Now, I could have, perhaps, simply told you you the actual name of the one file that you need to change (and I could probably even have told you where you'll find it) but I want the message to sink in: there are many things that you can do, for yourself, to learn webcraft. We would like to help you succeed with this, to be able to stand on your own two feet, and maybe (some day) you might be able to pass on what you've learned to someone else.
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
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