Hello!
I'm having a problem with the JA template whenever yes/no radio buttons are used in any component or module in the back-end of Joomla.
Normally, the yes/no radio buttons are stacked. With the JA Admin template however, the 'no' option is sitting on top of the radio button so you can't actually click it.
Please see the attached screenie.
I have tested on Chrome, IE and FF with similar results.
As always, thank you in advance for any help!
Todd
toddjharrison73 To be precise, Can you let us know the parameters/options where such radio buttons can be seen as shown in screenshot as I can see custom styled radio buttons upon replicating the same in admin panel
Absolutely!
In this instance, it's the Shape5 Masonry module. That's where the screenie was taken.
I have noticed this behaviour in other places and other sites where I've used JA Admin as well, but would have to hunt around a bit.
It seems that wherever there are yes/no radio buttons which are stacked on top of each other, that this issue is present.
When the radio buttons are side by side, they seem to render correctly.
Thanks again for your help!
Todd
toddjharrison73 Hi. Please add this code:
.checkbox input[type=checkbox], .radio input[type=radio] {
float: none;
margin-left: 0;
margin-top: -2px;
}at the bottom of /administrator/templates/ja_admin/css/template.css file
That's worked, but it looks like the template.css is compiled? There's a custom-styles.tpl.css which isn't compiled. Just as a matter of curiosity, wouldn't any changes normally go in the non-compiled file?
Not questioning your answer, just trying to learn. 
Either way, thanks much for the help!
Todd
toddjharrison73 it looks like the template.css is compiled
Not exactly getting compiled and the external style sheet file is being included through reference due to which the CSS rule-set has worked fine in specific file for JA Admin
Ahhh ok, gotchya. I was thinking that this might be something that gets overwritten on update.
Thank you again for your help. You can mark this one resolved.
Todd
toddjharrison73 Yet, For precaution measures, It is always suggested to take periodic and full backup specifically encompassing the files in which custom changes or modifications have been done to be on safer side
Marking this thread resolved for now