Hiya.

I've just installed this mod: mod_fb_latest_!J1.5

it seems really good, but I need to do some styling.

Now I've already looked in the css file for the module, but it does not contain the stuff I want changed. Perhaps it can be done via module suffix, if so, please let me know what to put there..

as per the image attached...iiin the next post :

I want the background color changed; this is done in the css fil for the module, so no probs.

I want the color of the green text changed.. dunno how to do this
I want the color of the dark gray text changed.

hopefully somebody clever will come along..

*sigh*

image attached here

symbiot wrote:
*sigh*

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Try this one www.bestofjoomla.com/component/option,co...id,9/id,61421/#61421 It uses your template css for modules, so it should be ok. If not, just define your own module suffix and create your own css.

Hi.


thanks this helps somewhat.. now 1 type of text is ok, 1 is still very dark.

another problem is that the profile links link to FB profiles and not to CB profiles...

possible to fix?

symbiot wrote:
thanks this helps somewhat.. now 1 type of text is ok, 1 is still very dark.
another problem is that the profile links link to FB profiles and not to CB profiles...
possible to fix?
My module should reflect profile settings. Did you download latest version in that thread? Currently it's 1.0.9. In the meantime there was fix for cb profiles. There is also discussed how to change colors.

omg.. I actually learned something today... Shock!

I donwloaded the old version.. the.. 'DO NOT DOWNLOAD' version..

updated to 1.09

in regards to the styling I did a bit of googling and this is the result:

<span style="font-weight:bold;">%R%S</span><br/><small><span style="color:#acc45a">af %N %D</style></small>

symbiot wrote:
omg.. I actually learned something today... Shock!

I donwloaded the old version.. the.. 'DO NOT DOWNLOAD' version..

updated to 1.09

in regards to the styling I did a bit of googling and this is the result:

<span style="font-weight:bold;">%R%S</span><br/><small><span style="color:#acc45a">af %N %D</style></small>
OK, then if you have any other questions, ask them in thread of that module. HaND, Jerry