Extension destroys the design

hofmar2

Hello everybody,
I have the extension "Event Table Edit 4.7.1" installed and it runs so far. Unfortunately, it destroys the design of the site.
https://neu.carnevale-di-venezia-bonn.de/index.php/test-termine
I know this does not necessarily have anything to do with the template, but rather with the extension. But maybe someone has an idea how to set the design correctly with CSS again?

I once attached pictures.
That's how it looks:

It should look like this:

Regards and thank you so much,
Markus

aman204

hofmar2 Kindly confirm if the specific extension layout is viewed fine when assigning default Joomla template

hofmar2

[](http://)@aman204#36750 When I used the standard template it looks so:

You can see it on this Link: https://neu.carnevale-di-venezia-bonn.de/index.php/test-termine-2

Regards,
Markus

aman204

hofmar2 Hi

Can you add your admin and ftp details in edit fields in order for us to take closer look.
For reference, You can follow thread post (5 point) procedure.

Usually, Template layout breaks due to bloated or mismatch of div tags. Also, You may try to assign modules to position-7 and position-8 module position in default joomla template to see if they render fine on the specific page

hofmar2

aman204
I have added modules to position 7 and 8. Everything looks perfect with the default template:

aman204

hofmar2 As projected, The apparent issue is due to closing div tag not there for selector as shown in screenshot-1 which is happening due to div mismatch for html structure for specific extension. After adding the closing div through debugging tool (ref: Screenshot-2), The layout appears fine as seen in screenshot-3

You may also kindly contact the developer of specific extension with this forum thread reference asking them to fix the html structure

hofmar2

aman204 THANK YOU!

This was the mistake. I added the </div> at the end of the file "/components/com_eventtableedit/views/etetable/tmpl/default_table.php" and now its work.

I send this to the developer.

Regards,
Markus