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Module Fonts Change
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Zolee
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12 years 9 months ago #16864
by Zolee
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Hi,
I have added a login module to the left side and I have problem with some special characters. (ex.: é,á,i,ő)
As you can see in the attachment, the characters display correctly as part of the main menu and as the title of the login modul. But "inside" the module itself they don't display right. Maybe they are not the same font types. I don't know why the new login modul (not the default joomla) does not inherit the default font of the main menu.
Could you advise how to change that?
Thanks!
I have added a login module to the left side and I have problem with some special characters. (ex.: é,á,i,ő)
As you can see in the attachment, the characters display correctly as part of the main menu and as the title of the login modul. But "inside" the module itself they don't display right. Maybe they are not the same font types. I don't know why the new login modul (not the default joomla) does not inherit the default font of the main menu.
Could you advise how to change that?
Thanks!
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ivan.milic
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12 years 9 months ago #16877
by ivan.milic
Replied by ivan.milic on topic Re: Module Fonts Change
That can be due few reasons. Since you say it displays right in one place and not in other , it's probably not due database collation. So you can test fonts:
add this temporally to bottom of template_css.css:
body *{
font-family:X!important;
}
where X is font you know for sure it's compatible with your language, probably Ariel will work.
This will force all elements on your site to have that font. Refresh couple of times so you will be sure changed css is loaded. See results , and remove that temp code, and tell us if that resolved characters.
Send link next time.
add this temporally to bottom of template_css.css:
body *{
font-family:X!important;
}
where X is font you know for sure it's compatible with your language, probably Ariel will work.
This will force all elements on your site to have that font. Refresh couple of times so you will be sure changed css is loaded. See results , and remove that temp code, and tell us if that resolved characters.
Send link next time.
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Zolee
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12 years 9 months ago #16881
by Zolee
Replied by Zolee on topic Re: Module Fonts Change
Thanks. I've tried what you suggested, but unfortunatelly it did not solve the issue. I've tried with several fonts, but no luck. I send you the site details through "report to moderator". Thanks.
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12 years 9 months ago #16884
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Replied by Zolee on topic Re: Module Fonts Change
I solved my problem thanks!! ))
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12 years 2 months ago #22472
by TenshiS
Jesus... . How did you solve it? Other people would like to know.
Replied by TenshiS on topic Re: Module Fonts Change
I solved my problem thanks!!)))
Jesus... . How did you solve it? Other people would like to know.
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