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July 1, 2013 at 3:07 am #497424Hi,
<blockquote>I have done this, but this did not solve the issue</blockquote>
<blockquote>You can also see that the background frame is gone on the image, but I have not marked as I did with the stripes.</blockquote>
I worked with my above codes. With extra codes are put in the end of template.css file. The module background backed & the stripes is adjusted now. Pls check out your website.The reason: You changed the position of modules into right while we just included the css styles of left modules (ja-left).
<blockquote> As far as I understand it is not possible to choose K2 articles, right?</blockquote>
Yes. Because you are using Joomla Featured Articles menu item type.
I order to choose K2 items (articles), you need to use K2 categories menu item type (recommended.)* Clear JAT3 cache after saving changes.
July 1, 2013 at 9:10 am #497468<blockquote>”I worked with my above codes. With extra codes are put in the end of template.css file.”</blockquote>
Did it work with the code you provided earlier og did you change it to get it to work? If you changed it, could you please post the working code?
<blockquote>”The module background backed & the stripes is adjusted now. “</blockquote>
Yes both things seems to be solved now. Thank you.
<blockquote>”Yes. Because you are using Joomla Featured Articles menu item type.
I order to choose K2 items (articles), you need to use K2 categories menu item type (recommended.)”</blockquote>Understood.
July 1, 2013 at 9:31 am #497470I actually see one error in the background. The background it self is white, but it has a 1px gray frame. This gray frame is not showing on the left side, but it is there on the right, bottom and top. Please see the following image:
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July 2, 2013 at 3:03 am #497616Hi starlight,
<blockquote>Did it work with the code you provided earlier og did you change it to get it to work? If you changed it, could you please post the working code?</blockquote>
Yes. Pls check out the end lines of k2.css & template.css files to see my extra codes.<blockquote>The background it self is white, but it has a 1px gray frame.
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In order to show the border on the lef of module, please open templates/ja_kranos/css/k2.css. Then replace line:.column { overflow: hidden !important;}
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.column { overflow: visible !important; }
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July 2, 2013 at 2:09 pm #497698<blockquote>templates/ja_kranos/css/.css. </blockquote>
What is the name of the CSS file?
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July 2, 2013 at 2:41 pm #497701Hi starlight,
It is k2.css file. I updated my reply !
July 3, 2013 at 3:56 pm #497840The frame is showing properly now. Thank you for all the help.
I just want to confirm, these are the only two files you have changed?:
<blockquote>templates/ja_kranos/css/k2.css
templates/ja_kranos/css/template.css</blockquote>There is also one issue we came accross recently. We turned off the module showing in the position “twitter”. The space became empty but there is still a large gap between the position over “twitter” and the position under “twitter”. Please see the following image to see which area I talk about:
Is it possible to remove the extra space and make what is under “twitter” be closer to what is over “twitter”? This is obviously when there is no modules in “twitter”, but the module position should remain normally usable if there is modules there. Please tell us if this is possible.
And one final thing, I would like to change the logo. Where is the file located? I am talking about the image with the “KRANOS” text.
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July 4, 2013 at 2:03 am #497895Hi starlight,
<blockquote>I just want to confirm, these are the only two files you have changed?:</blockquote>
Yes ! Only template.css & k2.css file.<blockquote>Is it possible to remove the extra space and make what is under “twitter” be closer to what is over “twitter”? </blockquote>
Pls open templates/ja_kranos/css/template.css, then put below codes into the end of file:#ja-mainbody {
float: left;
margin-top: -40px;
}Then the extra space will go away.
<blockquote> I would like to change the logo. Where is the file located? I am talking about the image with the “KRANOS” text.</blockquote>
Currently, the default profile with blue theme is assigned to all menu items. In order to change logo, pls open templates/ja_kranos/themes/blue_light/css/template.css, then find:h1.logo a {
background-image: url(../images/logo.png) ;
}* Change with your logo image & make sure that you put the new logo in /templates/ja_kranos/themes/blue_light/images/ path.
Clear JAT3 cache after saving changes.July 6, 2013 at 11:37 am #498160<blockquote>Then the extra space will go away.</blockquote>
I mentioned this earlier: “Is it possible to remove the extra space and make what is under “twitter” be closer to what is over “twitter”? This is obviously when there is no modules in “twitter”, but the module position should remain normally usable if there is modules there.”
This change makes the space normal when there is no modules in the position, but it messes it up when there are modules in the position. I addition, it messes ut the background text in articles because the text goes behind the K2 area.
Is it possible to only have the change affect the module position when there are no modules there, and also keep it normal when there are modules there? And in addition keep the text behind articles normal?
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July 7, 2013 at 6:04 am #498173Hi,
<blockquote>Is it possible to only have the change affect the module position when there are no modules there, and also keep it normal when there are modules there?</blockquote>
On JA Kranos template, there will be a space in “twitter” position if the Twitter module is disabled. The space is caused by the padding-bottom of ja-contentslider module & padding-top of #ja-container .main. They are our default customized layout which make your JA Kranos template look nice. So that, you need to change the css codes whether the Twitter module is on or off.
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