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July 29, 2009 at 10:09 pm #143102
I have a custom HTML module in the Right position. Some text is styled with “tips” and some with the “star” unordered list. For each of these two styles there is a square icon positioned to the left of the text. These are rendered incorrectly in that the background is white and looks silly against the grey background of JA Labra. Surely it should behave as though transparent? See attachment for small screen-shot.5553
If I put the same content in an article in the main body of the page the immediate surround of the icons takes on the colour of the background correctly i.e. grey or white.
Please, does anyone know what I have do to get the icons to render correctly in the module?
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August 4, 2009 at 9:30 am #313078Hi zealand
I checked your website and saw that you have installed a lot of extensions.
There is an extension, it is cause of all problems.
Please kindly disable each extension to find this extension.
September 27, 2009 at 5:40 pm #318794I have disabled all non-Joomla extensions except JA Tabs in a copy of my site. You can see a page at http://www.websitecraft.co.uk/dev. On this page are custom HTML modules in positions User5, Left and Right. The main component area is a category blog with one article displayed. The HTLM in the Left position is styled with the class “tips” and it renders okay. Now we change to a light background by clicking the icon thus..5911 and observe the icons for the tips.
It is obvious that the surround to the icon was designed to blend into the background in the main component body. Unfortunately, some extra logic is needed for the situation in which the typography is used in a module which always has the JA Labra dark background.
So JoomlArt, please can you work out the code change needed for those of use who are not experts.
Thanks in anticipation.
See logon/FTP details in my PM dated 27 Sep 09.
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September 28, 2009 at 7:52 am #318837Hi zealand
Please check our demo template and we will see that when you select light mode, only the content is changed. With modules, the background is still drak color. For the reasion, the typography is not for module.
Please kindly check again.
September 28, 2009 at 11:30 am #318879Thanks for the quick reply. You have confirmed what I had concluded, that the typography is not intented for use in modules. That is a shame. I had hoped for an enhancement but perhaps JoomlArt could keep the idea in mind for this and other templates. In the meantime, it would be helpful to put this limitation in the User Guide.
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