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[tamirzzz Friend tamirzzzJoin date: May 2008Posts: 117Downloads:0Uploads:26 Thanks: 45 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#168222

Hi,

I need it to be as default like J the attached A8 and not like JA7.

Cheers,

Tamirzzz

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[khoand Friend khoandJoin date: February 2011Posts: 4500Downloads:0Uploads:179 Thanks: 169 Thanked: 1166 times in 1060 posts]

#410983

Hi,
You find this code from /plugins/system/jat3/base-themes/default/css/template.css in the line #665

#ja-header {
position: relative;
z-index: 10;
background: ....; < add this line
}

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#411118

Hi,

Thank you, but are you sure this is the way to do it?! I mean, are you sure this simple task requires hacking?

Thanks,

Tamirzzz

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#411120

<em>@tamirzzz 265791 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,

Thank you, but are you sure this is the way to do it?! I mean, are you sure this simple task requires hacking?

Thanks,

Tamirzzz</blockquote>
Tamirzzzz . . . . khoand’s suggestion above is not “hacking.” Modifying CSS elements is an essential method for customizing your JA template into the unique website experience it was meant to be. Have you never modified CSS as part of modifying/customizing website elements before?

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#411121

<em>@tamirzzz 265791 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,

Thank you, but are you sure this is the way to do it?! I mean, are you sure this simple task requires hacking?

Thanks,

Tamirzzz</blockquote>I’m sure.Do you have opinion?

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#411124

Hi,

The thing is that it is OK in frontpage items. This is the reason what hacking seems to be not the reasonable option.

Cheers,

Tamirzzz

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#411127

<em>@tamirzzz 265797 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,

The thing is that it is OK in frontpage items. This is the reason what hacking seems to be not the reasonable option.

Cheers,

Tamirzzz</blockquote>
Once again . . . . modifying the CSS is not hacking. I’m not sure where/how you developed this idea.

If you are going to want to modify various elements of your template, you are going to have to work with the CSS code – it’s not only not “hacking,” it’s essential.

If you would like some educational resources with regard to CSS web design and modification, let me know.

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#411133

Folks,

Please carefully read what I have to say:

I am developing a web site. The header in the frontpage is in the right color, but NOT in other pages. Since the right style exists (Therefore changing a CSS style is not really an option), my question is how to impose it on other pages? That`s all

Cheers

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#411404

Waiting. Tnx

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#412142

Waiting!! anyone?

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#413239

Could you give me a link to your website?

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