Re: images not showing with articles in carousel

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12 years 7 months ago #18471 by MartyBartram
I tried the verbiage that was suggested and it did not work. I am asking for a suggestion.

Seriously, were all the question marks necessary? Truthfully, I find it a bit condescending. If you did not understand something just say so. I believe that if you had read the preceding posts you it makes sense; if not then say so. This entire support process has been frustrating to say the least. I paid for an update to a product that was working fine. I used the same settings and it doesn't work. In the end I am told to edit a css file, which goes against the entire draw of using modules and extensions. On two separate occasions I am given responses that had been given previously in the same string to which I had responded that they did not work. I allowed access to my site and was left with articles that are unreadable but hey, we fixed the image problem.

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12 years 7 months ago - 12 years 7 months ago #18472 by milos
Sorry for misunderstanding. You can alter text via CSS, but there's no simple answer "how". This depends what HTML you have in Joomla articles included in the Carousel. Here are some examples. If you have text added as paragraphs, like
Code:
<p>some text here...</p>
then you can change CSS properties (i.e. color, font size, etc.) by adding this anywhere in template_css.css file (example for white color and 12px size):
Code:
.carouselarticle p { color:#FFF; font-size:12px; }
However, text might be outside of paragraphs
Code:
some text here...
therefore, you should add this in CSS:
Code:
.carouselarticle { color:#FFF !important; font-size:12px !important; }
Note important flags that I added here. You can try adding these any time when you don't see effects of CSS edits (probably because some other CSS setting overwrite your settings. Text can also be in spans, like this:
Code:
<span>some text here...</span>
so your CSS is now
Code:
.carouselarticle span { color:#FFF !important; font-size:12px !important; }
Or maybe to use all cases in one piece of code, like this:
Code:
.carouselarticle span, .carouselarticle p, .carouselarticle { color:#FFF !important; font-size:12px !important; }

Ok, I tried to help. But without understanding of CSS you won't be able to do much styling changes in any of our products (and not only ours).
Last edit: 12 years 7 months ago by milos.

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12 years 7 months ago #18474 by MartyBartram
Thank you very much.

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