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Comment text area at the bottom of the page. 14 years 7 months ago #6753

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Hi i want old look joomlacomment on my page without this - popup window to put comment when i click ADD NEW.

I want the resized window with comment at the bottom of article. I see this is only posible with modern template but my old css code from default-emotop template dosent work propertly.

I need to edit modern css style like i did with default-emotop before ? Or there is simpler solution for this ?

Comment text area at the bottom of the page. 14 years 7 months ago #6774

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Umm.. just choose default-emotop in the backend if that's what you want? If you customized an old template you will need to update it for the newest JoomlaComment of course.

I do recommend using modern as a base though as it is the most up-to-date and we always make sure it's bug free, all the others still need to be improved (we are still in Beta).

Comment text area at the bottom of the page. 14 years 7 months ago #6782

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Yyy i know it would be imposible...
OK i pick up modern and edit it black.css but got some problems.

1 - I dont know how to change background and border color in COLOR and SIZE option list.

2 - I want also to display a UBBCode icons a few pixels lower how to do this ?



I also translate few mising words in the beta 4.0 joomlacomment to the Polish language.

http://rapidshare.com/files/280649818/polish.php.html

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Comment text area at the bottom of the page. 14 years 7 months ago #6819

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I'm sorry to say that I don't really have time to teach someone how to do web design right now... plus I not long reinstalled windows and don't even have my server running yet so I can't help even if I did have time.

All I can do is tell you about Firebug , it's an extension for Firefox. Use the 'Inspect Element' tool to find the CSS info for a certain part of the template.

Then use the CSS Reference page to find out what to change. Or take the tutorial .

EDIT: If you're happy to wait for a few days, I will take a look. The modern template needs a little updating anyway.
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