Change styles css

More
13 years 2 months ago #18555 by btlcomunicacion
Hello!

I am very happy with flexicontent! Thank you very much for your work!

But I have some doubts.

I would change some css styles but can not find where you are. They are in the files "category.css" and "item.css" folder "blog" and "default" folder but there are some elements that do not know where to change them.

To explain this I attached a picture. I need to know 2 things:

- Like changing the size and color of the article title
- How to make the image is to the left of the text

This can be seen at:
goo.gl/5RJt8

Many, many thanks !!!!!!

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

More
13 years 2 months ago #18565 by ggppdk
Replied by ggppdk on topic Change styles css
Use firebug to locate the html element you need to change, then copy its css class configuration from firebug to a css file of yours. e.g. in your joomla template folder.

add a 'div' in front of the rule to make it of strong importance and alter it. Do NOT alter the flexicontent original files as these will be overwritten if you upgrade.

Regards


-- Flexicontent is Free but involves a big effort on our part.
Like the our support? (for a bug-free FC, despite having a long list of functions) Like the features? Like the ongoing development and future commitment to FLEXIcontent?
-- Add your voice to the FLEXIcontent JED listing with a 5-star...

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

More
13 years 2 months ago #18617 by micker
Replied by micker on topic Change styles css
read css tutorial to do this at first ;)

FLEXIcontent is Free but involves a very big effort on our part.
Like the our support? (for a bug-free FC, despite being huge extension) Like the features? Like the ongoing development and future commitment to FLEXIcontent?
-- Add your voice to the FLEXIcontent JED listing reviews. Thanks![/size]

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

More
13 years 2 months ago #18624 by ggppdk
Replied by ggppdk on topic Change styles css
-- What i suggested is the proper way to do FOR ALL JOOMLA Extensions.

-- IT WILL SAVE of a lot of headache when you upgrade you extensions!!!

1. By means of some tool like firebug you can see the css files loaded and specif css rules too.

2. You locate the files and copy their CSS Rules to a new file (you can open files from firebug too) e.g. extensions_modify.css in your joomla template folder

3. You edit your index.php of your Joomla template to load this new css file.

4. Go to every rule you need to change and prepend to the rule a: div so that you get higher priority
e.g. #myfield1 a {...} will become:
div #myfield1 a {...} notice the space after the div

5. Edit the rule to change the style to your liking

Note 1: You may choose to only copy the rules you want to change and not all.
Note 2: If you change Joomla Template simply copy file extensions_modify.css to the new template folder and set this file to be loaded by the new template.

Please do it this way, otherwise you will have troubles when you upgrade your extensions.

Regards


-- Flexicontent is Free but involves a big effort on our part.
Like the our support? (for a bug-free FC, despite having a long list of functions) Like the features? Like the ongoing development and future commitment to FLEXIcontent?
-- Add your voice to the FLEXIcontent JED listing with a 5-star...

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

Moderators: vistamediajoomlacornerggppdk
Time to create page: 0.359 seconds
Save
Cookies user preferences
We use cookies to ensure you to get the best experience on our website. If you decline the use of cookies, this website may not function as expected.
Accept all
Decline all
Essential
These cookies are needed to make the website work correctly. You can not disable them.
Display
Accept
Analytics
Tools used to analyze the data to measure the effectiveness of a website and to understand how it works.
Google Analytics
Accept
Decline