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Question Remove hard coded css styles?

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15 years 8 months ago - 15 years 8 months ago #64083 by wabugi
Remove hard coded css styles? was created by wabugi
Hi everybody!

I've just installed Kunena 1.6 stable and I'm creating a new template based on the example template. I've found some hard coded css styles in the website header that are created by Kunena:
Code:
<style type="text/css"> <!-- /* Kunena Custom CSS */ #Kunena div.kheader { background: #5388B4 } #Kunena div.kannouncement div.kheader { background: #990000 } #Kunena div#kannouncement .kanndesc { background: #FFFFAA } #Kunena div.kfrontstats div.kheader { background: #000000 } #Kunena div.kwhoisonline div.kheader { background: #3B5323 } #Kunena .kicon-profile { background-image: url("http://MYJOOMLAURL/components/com_kunena/template/default/media/iconsets/profile/default/default.png"); } #Kunena .kicon-button { background-image: url("http://MYJOOMLAURL/components/com_kunena/template/default/media/iconsets/buttons/default/default.png"); } #Kunena #kbbcode-toolbar li a,#Kunena #kattachments a { background-image:url("http://MYJOOMLAURL/components/com_kunena/template/default/media/iconsets/editor/default/default.png"); } /* End of Kunena Custom CSS */ --> </style>

As you can see it is commented out and should be ignored by the browser. But actually it is not.
Can anybody tell me in which file I can find the code to remove it?
Last edit: 15 years 8 months ago by wabugi.

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15 years 8 months ago #64089 by wabugi
Replied by wabugi on topic Re: Remove hard coded css styles?
Ok, I found it by myself.

The code is in the template.xml of my template ;)

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15 years 8 months ago #64112 by severdia
Replied by severdia on topic Re: Remove hard coded css styles?
They aren't actually hardcoded. You can change them in the Kunena admin and they override the CSS file. But if you don't need them, you can remove it.
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15 years 8 months ago #64114 by fxstein
Replied by fxstein on topic Re: Remove hard coded css styles?
These are them template parameter. If you do your own template you can decide which ones you want as backend parameters - those you would pass like these. Set them up in the xml and load them in your own copy/version of initialize.php for your template.

Hope this helps!
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15 years 8 months ago #64176 by wabugi
Replied by wabugi on topic Re: Remove hard coded css styles?
Thanks for your answers. I decided to just remove them from the template.xml because I have really no use for these parameters.

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15 years 8 months ago #64190 by Matias
Replied by Matias on topic Re: Remove hard coded css styles?
Also remove them from initialize.php (if it's not in your template, copy it into there).
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