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[tessak22 Friend tessak22Join date: August 2010Posts: 40Downloads:0Uploads:4 Thanks: 4 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#164006

I currently have the template and kunena template on a test site. No matter what Kunena template I choose to use, it always creates this #ccc colored border around the menu of Kunena. So I cant help but think that it is the Teline IV template that is actually doing it.

Ill attach 2 screenshots of Teline IV with 2 different Kunena templates.

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#391267

Check with FireBug for FireFox or Development tools built-in Chrome and Opera the CSS styles.
Or the the site is only, give the URL.

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#391297

That doesnt seem to help. Its happening in both Portfolio template and Teline IV

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#391313

<em>@tessak22 240529 wrote:</em><blockquote>That doesnt seem to help. Its happening in both Portfolio template and Teline IV</blockquote>

If the site is online, please give the URL.

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#391317

http://kunenatemplates.net/test/index.php?option=com_kunena&view=listcat&Itemid=3
http://kunenatemplates.net/forum/index

Its that #ccc colored box that appears around the top horizontal Kunena menu. Both JA Portfolio & JA Teline IV are doing it. When I use this same Kunena template with the JA Purity default template, no border appears, so it has to be Portfolio & Teline.

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#391328

I have pin-pointed that it is line #577 in template.css that is causing this issue. Is there a way to comment out this line for just the Kunena component?

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#391354

Actually, as far as I can see, the border is created by .ui-widget-content {} from http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.4/themes/black-tie/jquery-ui.css and #ja-content-mass-top {} from template.css (most probably, as CSSs are compressed by the framework plugin).

You can set these classes again with

.ui-widget-content {border:none!important;}
#ja-content-mass-top {border:none!important;}

in a CSS which is loaded only with Kunea.

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#391455

Nope, its not. That is just for my Community Answers and I just installed that yesterday. Once I made the border none from line #577 in template.css it went away.

<em>@gray 240617 wrote:</em><blockquote>Actually, as far as I can see, the border is created by .ui-widget-content {} from http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.4/themes/black-tie/jquery-ui.css and #ja-content-mass-top {} from template.css (most probably, as CSSs are compressed by the framework plugin).

You can set these classes again with

.ui-widget-content {border:none!important;}
#ja-content-mass-top {border:none!important;}

in a CSS which is loaded only with Kunea.</blockquote>

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