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Question "Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons
14 years 9 months ago - 14 years 9 months ago #100620
by Allioth
Dear all,
I've seen a similar topic here, but I can't find it any more!
Basically, the "Mark all topics read" is showing with my main Joomla template CSS style.
The button used is too small (and it doesn't blend well with the forum), makin half of the words disappear...
I would like to have that button like all the others!
I remember reading that Kunena takes some CSS styling from the main Joomla template... But I don't know how to make it stop doing it for this button...
My knowledge of Joomla and PHP/CSS is REALLY basic... So if you have any hints, please be very specific.
Thanks in advance for your patience and for any solution!
I've seen a similar topic here, but I can't find it any more!
Basically, the "Mark all topics read" is showing with my main Joomla template CSS style.
The button used is too small (and it doesn't blend well with the forum), makin half of the words disappear...
I would like to have that button like all the others!
I remember reading that Kunena takes some CSS styling from the main Joomla template... But I don't know how to make it stop doing it for this button...
My knowledge of Joomla and PHP/CSS is REALLY basic... So if you have any hints, please be very specific.
Thanks in advance for your patience and for any solution!
Last edit: 14 years 9 months ago by Allioth.
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14 years 9 months ago - 14 years 9 months ago #101213
by @quila
Replied by @quila on topic Re: "Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons
Hi,
it is very hard to help you with issue like that if you dont provide a link to your site.
it is very hard to help you with issue like that if you dont provide a link to your site.
Last edit: 14 years 9 months ago by @quila.
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14 years 9 months ago #101582
by Allioth
Replied by Allioth on topic Re: "Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons
Hi @quila,
You are absolutely right, and I do apologise.
Unfortunately the website is still not live and I'm running everything on a test server.
I can give you every bit of code you want, and I can give you a screenshot of what the problem actually is
Thanks again for getting back to me!
Regards
You are absolutely right, and I do apologise.
Unfortunately the website is still not live and I'm running everything on a test server.
I can give you every bit of code you want, and I can give you a screenshot of what the problem actually is
Thanks again for getting back to me!
Regards
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14 years 9 months ago #101604
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re: "Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons
@quila is right. We can't help you.
"Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons - this statement is absolutely correct. Your Joomla template controls everything on your site. That's where you have to look: your Joomla template CSS file. You need to find a .button class somewhere in that file to see what are the rules applying to that class.
The easiest way to see what's going on is to use Firebug .
"Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons - this statement is absolutely correct. Your Joomla template controls everything on your site. That's where you have to look: your Joomla template CSS file. You need to find a .button class somewhere in that file to see what are the rules applying to that class.
The easiest way to see what's going on is to use Firebug .
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14 years 9 months ago #101621
by @quila
Replied by @quila on topic Re: "Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons
Well, from your image I can only assume.
I assume that you are using Artisteer Joomla template, correct?
If so, only they can help you. They are using Javascript to inject html code to components files on load of page. So you need to contact their support.
If not, try what sozzled suggested or make online test site and provide a link.
Thank You.
I assume that you are using Artisteer Joomla template, correct?
If so, only they can help you. They are using Javascript to inject html code to components files on load of page. So you need to contact their support.
If not, try what sozzled suggested or make online test site and provide a link.
Thank You.
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14 years 9 months ago #101643
by Allioth
Replied by Allioth on topic Re: "Mark All Topics Read" is using Joomla main CSS template buttons
Hi guys, and thanks for the answers!
I am posting here the .button class from my CSS template (which, by the way, is from TemplateMonster.com)
Now, I have seen in Firebug that Kunena is getting .kbutton and immediately after is the .button you told me about... If I delete that .button in Firebug, everything gets perfect!
So I'll try to play a little bit with this .button in the template.css and I'll update you if I find something!
I'm not making an online test just because I have no domain yet
As soon as I choose the right name for this, I'll publish it and you'll be able to have a look
For the time being... Thanks to both of you for your support, and I'll let you know how it goes!
Kind regards
I am posting here the .button class from my CSS template (which, by the way, is from TemplateMonster.com)
Code:
#content a.readon, #content .resultss, #content a.button_results, #content .contact .button{}
.button_log{ background:none;background:url(../images/btn_login.jpg) no-repeat !important;width:78px;height:24px;}
.contact .button {
margin:5px 0 0;
}
.button, .contact .button { }
.button_vote, .button, .button validate, .resultss {background:url(../images/readon_1.jpg) no-repeat !important;/*width:58px !important; */
padding-bottom:2px;
}
Now, I have seen in Firebug that Kunena is getting .kbutton and immediately after is the .button you told me about... If I delete that .button in Firebug, everything gets perfect!
So I'll try to play a little bit with this .button in the template.css and I'll update you if I find something!
I'm not making an online test just because I have no domain yet
As soon as I choose the right name for this, I'll publish it and you'll be able to have a look
For the time being... Thanks to both of you for your support, and I'll let you know how it goes!
Kind regards
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