Sticky [Merged topic] J! 1.6 + K 1.6 - How do I restore my Kunena menu?

ambaqasah wrote: I play with .css file under this directory:
../components/com_kunena/template/default/css/kunena.default-min.css

Yes, that's one solution. We advise all users to not directly edit the file kunena.default-min.css because this is a minified CSS file: see Minified CSS in the Wiki.

This problem has also been fixed in K 1.6.4 which will shortly be available to the public.

Thanks sozzled

I hope we will see the new version shortly

I install the last Joomla update (1.6.3) with last Kunena update (1.6.4)
But the problem still exist ?
Any idea what is the problem OR do I miss any thing (I updated the forum using Joomla Extension Manager)
This is my website link:
www.saudiclubmelbourne.com/index.php?opt...nc=latest&Itemid=408

Thanks in advance

The purpose of this topic was to help people whose Kunena menu had "disappeared" or been rendered poorly with the new J! 1.6 templates. There were a few problems with previous versions of Kunena and these problems have now been fixed.

K 1.6.4 operates a little differently to previous releases of K 1.6 in the sense that, for new installations, K 1.6.4 creates the menu but leaves it unpublished. All that you have to do is to publish the menu and it should be all right again. However, for some people - those who upgraded from a previous version - they will need to look at the solution given at around msg #26 of this topic.

This is an old topic now. The topic has been archived. Rather than perpetuate the myth that K 1.6 is still "in testing" this topic needs to be locked. The problem has been fixed in K 1.6.4 for new installations of Kunena on J! 1.6.3 and that is a fact. The menu is there; you just need to publish it.

ambaqasah wrote:

I install the last Joomla update (1.6.3) with last Kunena update (1.6.4)
But the problem still exist?

I looked at the website ( www.saudiclubmelbourne.com/index.php/en/forum/recent ) and the problem is not that the menu is missing - which is what the purpose of this topic was intended to be used for - but the menu has been rendered unreadable because of the unique and unusual Joomla site template that is used on the problem site. It is not appropriate to hijack this topic for what is, basically, a design issue involving the user's site template. In this particular case, it is more appropriate to start a new topic in the Templates and Design category. There are several possible solutions in this particular case but let's talk about them in their own topic. Thank you.