Important SOLVED! quote button problem...

No to be honest it has nothing to do with kunena, its the new joomla 1.5.20 mootools 1.2 plugin that causes the issue because it is incompatable with teh old mootools 1.1 plugin and sadly RT still use the old plugin when they make there templates. Kunena is just ahead of the game in making there software fully mootools 1.2 and J1.6 complient

Actually Rocket Theme did updated many of their templates and extensions as soon as Joomla introduced the usage of mootools 1.2.4
www.rockettheme.com/joomla-updates?start=20
www.rockettheme.com/extensions-updates?start=10

But i do have this issue as well

OK I have an update on this little bug... Well it's not really a Rockettheme or a Kenuna bug and it's definitely not a mootool issue. RT support helped me track it down and the culprit is a .quote reference which is found in both RT typography and kenuna.

Not sure if anyone else has had this issue but if your using an RT temp I hope this helps.

As for a fix I had to comment out anything with a .quote in the RT typography.css. It fixes the quote button in Kunena but disables the quote typography for the template.

You're right. The cause is no bug. The cause is, however, the fact that a Joomla template CSS will always override a Kunena template CSS. It's the way that Joomla works. The RT template overrides whatever is in Kunena.

Possible solution: consider the use of the !important CSS rule where potential conflicts arise in Kunena templates.

It's a good practice to avoid the use of !important except where absolutely necessary. That's a fine temporary fix in this situation, but we should namespace those classes in Kunena to avoid the problem altogether (like we've done with all the other classes).

Thanks for letting us know.

We are looking at possibilities to make these css styles and their names more unique to Kunena. If the span class would be called "kquote" instead of quote, the issue would not happen in the first place, but then again their is no guarantee that some other template defines "kquote" for something different. So maybe it would have to be "kunena-quote" to be sure.

This might be too big of a last minute css change but we need to think about it for the next releases.