Kunena 7.0.4 Released

The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 7.0.4 [K 7.0.4] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 5.4.x/6.0.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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Question Which CSS files handles template colors?

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12 years 11 months ago - 12 years 11 months ago #144509 by anonymous01

skybax wrote: The CSS is overwritten by the joomla template.


Okay.
Give me an example, please, how this rule to rewrite the css styles in the joomla template? :)

Code:
#Kunena a:link, #Kunena a:visited, #Kunena a:active, #Kunena a:focus { background-color: transparent !important; color: #5B6C71 !important; }


Also pay attention on !important.
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12 years 11 months ago #144565 by Daviciacus
For me it would also be very helpful to have some standard CSS code to add to my Joomla template. It can just be something standard, once I have that then I can start changing colors until I get what I want, but I need to know the basic CSS code to add to my Joomla template. Can anyone give me that? Thanks!
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12 years 11 months ago #144586 by anonymous01

Daviciacus wrote: For me it would also be very helpful to have some standard CSS code to add to my Joomla template. It can just be something standard, once I have that then I can start changing colors until I get what I want, but I need to know the basic CSS code to add to my Joomla template. Can anyone give me that? Thanks!


Are you looking this? :)
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12 years 11 months ago #144599 by sozzled

skybax wrote: The CSS is overwritten by the Joomla template.

This is absolutely correct.

Some Joomla site templates contain many CSS files. In some cases you need to identify which file is the one that is loaded last (remember, CSS stands for cascading style sheets and so the last-loaded CSS file will override any previous rules employing the !important directive).

The Kunena project team has no plans to redesign the way that templates work. Kunena is open source software (which means that you can change it any way that you like) and, if you want to customise the look and feel of Kunena, you are free to do anything you like to change the way that it works or the way that it looks. This means that you can change the file kunena.default-min.css but you should also remember that this file will be replaced when you update Kunena. Therefore it is a better idea to make any custom CSS changes to your Joomla site template CSS file to preserve the overall integrity of Kunena from one version to the next.

We have discussed the question "which CSS file should I edit" many times. The answer is the same. Apply any "Kunena-specific" CSS customisations to your Joomla site template CSS because, as

skybax wrote: The CSS is overwritten by the Joomla template.

:)
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12 years 11 months ago #144617 by Daviciacus
@ Smirnov - yes that kind of color codes, they are commonly used in CSS files.

The color codes I know. I just don't know what CSS code in general I need to add to my Joomla template, in order to change the way my forums look.

Does nobody have some basic/standard CSS code for Kunena that I can add to my Joomla template? Or tell me which code I need to copy over from the Kunena template?
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12 years 10 months ago #144695 by Daviciacus
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