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#181948

Hello 🙂

I have a few questions concerning Ja puresite.

1. Does Puresite work with the built in language switcher of Joomla for a multilanguage website ?
2. Does Puresite work correctly with Virtuemart without any Jquery conflicts ?
2. Can you tell me where I can find a photo illustrating modules positions’ in Ja puresite ?
3. Is there a module in the module manager for the logo of the website , otherwise, where can I find it ?
4. How can I change the selection color of the default theme of Puresite.

Thank you for your help 🙂

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#471943

Hi

<blockquote>1. Does Puresite work with the built in language switcher of Joomla for a multilanguage website ?</blockquote>

Yes Ja_Puresite works fine with the language switcher module

<blockquote>2. Does Puresite work correctly with Virtuemart without any Jquery conflicts ?</blockquote>

Ja_Puresite is not released with virtuemart component installed for this reason is not tested with it, but we will be happy if you can test it and report here any eventually bug related to Javascript conflict .

<blockquote>2. Can you tell me where I can find a photo illustrating modules positions’ in Ja puresite ?</blockquote>

You can just add the /?tp=1 suffix to have all the module positions available since T3 Framework could be changed adding new positions as you prefer.

<blockquote>3. Is there a module in the module manager for the logo of the website , otherwise, where can I find it ?</blockquote>

The logo is a simple PNG image stored in the relative themes folder for example if your choosen theme will be Blue then your logo image is stored in this folder templatesja_puresitethemesblueimages
Simply upload your logo image to change the default logo.

<blockquote>4. How can I change the selection color of the default theme of Puresite.</blockquote>

Simply go to Extensions –> Template Manager — > Ja_Puresite Default –> PROFILES Tab –> scroll down until Theme settings and click on Default Icon and flag your preferred theme click on Apply and save

For any reference to Ja_Puresite template you can take a look at this guide

Regards

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#471946

Thank you pavit for your Help.

I have few comments:

1. can you give me a link for a guide showing me how to change / add / remove JA puresite module positions ?

2. Is there any specifications about configuring language switcher ? Or , I simply follow joomla guide for joomla’s built in language plugin ?

3. I know how to change themes. I already changed colours in the tepmplate.css but I cannont find the code in css where I can change the colour of selected text.

Thank you again for your Help pavit. 🙂

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#471948

Hi

<blockquote>1. can you give me a link for a guide showing me how to change / add / remove JA puresite module positions ?</blockquote>

Try to read this guide

<blockquote>2. Is there any specifications about configuring language switcher ? Or , I simply follow joomla guide for joomla’s built in language plugin ?</blockquote>

You can follow Joomla guide .

<blockquote>3. I know how to change themes. I already changed colours in the tepmplate.css but I cannont find the code in css where I can change the colour of selected text. </blockquote>

Exactly where you want to do css modifications ?

I mean if you want to make changes on megamenu then you need to change some css if you need to make changes on other modules then is a different css

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#471954

Hello

I want to make css modifications in the selected text of my articles and custom html modules

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#471965

<em>@famousfeem 344886 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello

I want to make css modifications in the selected text of my articles and custom html modules</blockquote>

The files involved in these cases are essentially three and you can find them in

1) /plugins/system/jat3/jat3/base-themes/default/css/template.css
2) /templates/ja_puresite/css/template.css
3) /puresite/templates/ja_puresite/themes/blue/css/template.css

The third one if you have blue as theme otherwise you need to check the folder corresponding to your theme

Hope was clear

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#471975

Hi Pavit

Thank you, but I still cannot find where to change the colour of the selected text.

I attached a screen capture with this message. I want to change the pink colour of that selected text with another colour.

Tank you 🙂

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#471977

Please post a link to your site so i can better check it

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#471978

Here is the URL of my website:

http://foxolutions.nl/cloud

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#471979

Hi

You need to modify the file named css3.css in your theme folder

For example if you have the blue theme selected then you need to check this file

templatesja_puresitethemesbluecsscss3.css

::selection {
background: #00bdf3 /* Safari */ <--- change the HEX value to your preferred color
}
::-moz-selection {
background: #00bdf3 /* Firefox */ <--- change the HEX value to your preferred color
}


Regards

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#472028

Hello Pavit

Thank you, all my questions were answered 🙂

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