Question TextArea is hidden

Hello,

I become an administrator of joomla project recently with no experience with, we have a problem with text area which is set to be hidden in 'new topic' option. 
I have exclude the /media/kunena/core/js/ckeditor.js file which helps and we can see the panel but it is format s basic with lots of icons above. Can someone help me to find the file which is responsible for the format of that particular text area so I could reformat it, please?

Regards,
Marcin

I'm sorry, but we can't realize from your information what exactly you want to change.

I am appologise,

In kunena forum there is a 'new topic' option where we have a textarea to be filled by the user. But that element is hidden please see the link thats pretty same issue:
www.kunena.org/forum/k-5-2-support/16098...rking-anymore#216062
Just in my situation excluding ckeditor helps and 'visibility: hidden' is not affecting my text area.
But it doesn't looks right please see attachements what I have is one with all of the icons above, and what I expect is the other one:
 
 

But it doesn't looks right please see attachements what I have is one with all of the icons above, and what I expect is the other one:

If I understood it right, then your question has neither to do with the topic title nor with the other linked topic.
If you want an editor without symbols, remove the toolbar group in the ckeditor_config.js
Path: /media/kunena/core/js/ckeditor_config.js
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HI Rich,

Thanks for help and sorry for misplaceing the topic. 
But if I have exclude the /media/kunena/core/js/ckeditor.js will that make any changes to my element?

Regards! Marcin

But if I have exclude the /media/kunena/core/js/ckeditor.js will that make any changes to my element?

I don't know what you mean with "make any changes to my element?" You get with this change a text field without symbols such as in your second image.

 

I have had the same issue as the subject of the post.  After investigating, I found this post and think perhaps the moderator didn't understand the issue.

My issue is that when a user attempts to add/edit a post, the form appears with the textarea element hidden.  Every thing else is fine, just that the textarea when the content would go is not visible.  Tracing shows the field present, but with a style added of "visibility:hidden".  I tried editing the ckeditor.php code to override it but it seems to be applied later.

The issue appears to be with my back end Joomla template (or an incompatibility between it an Kunena).  I was able to overcome the issue (for now) by changing out the joomla template in use for the joomla menu for the forum.  Not ideal, but it overcomes the issue.  In my case I was using the JSN Epic Pro template for Joomla. 

I did purchase the Blue Eagle5 template for kunena hoping that might solve it, but any of the free templates or Blue Eagle5 had the same issue.

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I found this post and think perhaps the moderator didn't understand the issue.

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Just in my situation excluding ckeditor helps and 'visibility: hidden' is not affecting my text area.

So I think, this one problem is solved.

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But it doesn't looks right please see attachements what I have is one with all of the icons above, and what I expect is the other one:

  

I see on the first image an editor with symbols, and on the second image an editor without symbols. Therefore, I think, the user want an editor without symbols. I am sorry, but if its meant differently, then I do not understand it.

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I have exclude the /media/kunena/core/js/ckeditor.js will that make any changes to my element?

 

And I don't understand this question either. This solution only ensures that the ckeditor.js is excluded from the page optimization and can be loaded.

This may or may not help.  About three years or so ago I had an issue with Joomla images and a few other things that was down to a JSN template that I was testing.  Swapped out the template for another and the issue disappeared.  A good test in my case was to initially test what I was doing  with one of the standard free Joomla templates that came with it. The JSN was stated as being compatible with the Joomla version at the time but it wasn't.  Hopefully JSN have  improved since then, but I have not tried any since my issue.