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  • raredesign Friend
    #162450

    Even when a light skin is chosen, the comments module at the bottom of a blog layout, etc, is still black. How can this be changed?

    aman204 Friend
    #385240

    Can you provide a link to your site

    raredesign Friend
    #385300

    <em>@aman204 232750 wrote:</em><blockquote>Can you provide a link to your site</blockquote>

    This is right from the demo gallery on Joomlart. Just choose a light theme.
    http://templates.joomlart.com/ja_ores/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=68:libero-purus-tortor-vel-mauris-et-nec-pellentesque&catid=37:blog-category&Itemid=109

    I had to use 1.5 above. I don’t know why, but the 1.6 demo’s have not been working at all.

    aman204 Friend
    #385365

    It will appear fine if you select in Ja-ores-light theme when you go to components >> ja comment >> layouts & plugins >> layout

    raredesign Friend
    #385444

    <em>@aman204 232923 wrote:</em><blockquote>It will appear fine if you select in Ja-ores-light theme when you go to components >> ja comment >> layouts & plugins >> layout</blockquote>

    I just installed the 1.6 quickstart and it doesn’t even have JA Comments in it. I checked the other downloads on the template download page, and JA Comments is not even there.

    aman204 Friend
    #385473

    <em>@raredesign 233032 wrote:</em><blockquote>I just installed the 1.6 quickstart and it doesn’t even have JA Comments in it. I checked the other downloads on the template download page, and JA Comments is not even there.</blockquote>

    JA Comment Component is a commercial extension from the JAEC Extensions Club so you can sign up for this club to download it 🙂

    http://www.joomlart.com/joomla/extensions/ja-comment-component

    Special offer::

    All current JATC members (1 year standard and 3 months standard) can avail of $ 10 off on JAEC membership. The Coupon code is ” 10JAECOFF ” (without the ” “). Valid for 30 days only.

    raredesign Friend
    #385620

    Something is still wrong with the text fields. I set the site into maintenance mode (joomla config) so that I can have the home page sign in while I work on the content.
    The user and password fields are black, the same as was the comment component I saw in your demo. I can look for the class that is defaulting to this, but I don’t want to hardcode something directly as that won’t allow flexibility for each theme color.

    aman204 Friend
    #385622

    <blockquote>The user and password fields are black, the same as was the comment component I saw in your demo. </blockquote>

    Are you referring to offline page or JA comment component here ?

    raredesign Friend
    #385623

    <em>@aman204 233268 wrote:</em><blockquote>Are you referring to offline page or JA comment component here ?</blockquote>

    Thank you kindly. That was a very quick reply. I am referring to the offline page that can be set in the main Joomla Configuration.
    I use this page so the demo content is not indexed while I work on the site.

    aman204 Friend
    #385626

    <em>@raredesign 233269 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thank you kindly. That was a very quick reply. I am referring to the offline page that can be set in the main Joomla Configuration.
    I use this page so the demo content is not indexed while I work on the site.</blockquote>

    You can simply change this::

    #form-login-username .inputbox, #form-login-password .inputbox {template.css (line 1375)
    width: 90%;
    }

    to

    #form-login-username .inputbox, #form-login-password .inputbox {template.css (line 1375)
    width: 90%;
    background:#fff;
    }

    Also, few things which can help in avoid confusion ::

    1) Please do give in Joomla version reference in post
    2) Please start a new topic for off topic questions

    Thanks for co-operation 🙂

    raredesign Friend
    #385634

    <em>@aman204 233273 wrote:</em><blockquote>You can simply change this::

    #form-login-username .inputbox, #form-login-password .inputbox {template.css (line 1375)
    width: 90%;
    }
    to

    #form-login-username .inputbox, #form-login-password .inputbox {template.css (line 1375)
    width: 90%;
    background:#fff;
    }

    Also, few things which can help in avoid confusion ::

    1) Please do give in Joomla version reference in post
    2) Please start a new topic for off topic questions

    Thanks for co-operation :)</blockquote>

    Thanks for the reply, but I am sure that you can see this is related. Also, this is only a workaround, but does not fix the reason that this is happening with the template. If I set it to white, then when I change to a dark background, it will be white still. I know CSS well, and that is why I didn’t hardcode it. I was looking for an understanding of the inner workings, which is the same as my first post.

    aman204 Friend
    #385714

    As It seems, The offline page input fields remain similar regardless of theme change due to which it is inheriting permanent style class from template.css file which is global

    raredesign Friend
    #385764

    <em>@aman204 233379 wrote:</em><blockquote>As It seems, The offline page input fields remain similar regardless of theme change due to which it is inheriting permanent style class from template.css file which is global</blockquote>

    Understood, and thank you for the reply.

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