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15 years 8 months ago #4828 by evil
where is the css of this module? i would like to modify to integrate it better with my homepage
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15 years 8 months ago #4830 by alzander
There is no included CSS file with it. We simply inherit the font styles from your current template.

There are ID and class tags on most elements that you can use to override the styles, if you wish.
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15 years 8 months ago #4835 by evil

alzander wrote: There is no included CSS file with it. We simply inherit the font styles from your current template.

There are ID and class tags on most elements that you can use to override the styles, if you wish.

this means i should do some back engeneering with my custom CBlogin module.
mumble mumble... i'll try.
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15 years 8 months ago #4837 by alzander
Obviously your not happy with the solution :)

If you're not using the JFBCLogin module, I'm not sure what you were going for anyways. Were you asking for the styling of the FB Login button itself? Would love to help, and make easier for you and others, in any way possible. Just let us know what we could do.

Thanks!
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15 years 8 months ago #4846 by evil
simply its more easy to modify something that already exists in comparison to do it from the beginning :)
i wanted to style it as my template's login module. if there was the css i would probably fill the same values in the respective css.
that's all :)
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15 years 8 months ago #4851 by evil
if you want take a look, here is my css for login module. ##text##
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15 years 8 months ago #4854 by evil

alzander wrote: There is no included CSS file with it. We simply inherit the font styles from your current template.

There are ID and class tags on most elements that you can use to override the styles, if you wish.

but if i make an hack to your PHP file, then what happens with a new upgrade? i would loose all my mods.
If you had a css for this, i would modify the css and keep it for new updated...
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15 years 8 months ago #4863 by alzander
I definitely agree you shouldn't modify our PHP files. You should always use a template override for that. For more information on how (to prevent accidental loss when upgrading), check out the following:
www.sourcecoast.com/extensions/troublesh...s#template_overrides

We don't include a CSS simply because it would be an empty file with just the ID and/or class names. We think it looks good out of the box, so we wouldn't put anything in it. We do not use inline styles at least, if that helps :) I can understand where it would be beneficial, and maybe we'll include it at some point. Hopefully you can work with what you have now.
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15 years 8 months ago #4868 by evil
to be sincere i can't use this login module as it is. The empty css would be the best solution for everyone who needs his own customization.

I'd need also the language. Maybe you don't think its so important but i wouldn't buy your solution if i knew it has no possibility to set the correct language.

I can't use neither the comment module as it is because it should be a plugin and not a module or it will appear also in multiple pages view.

so i'm not using your whole solution for the moment :-)
i'd need these steps (or at least 2 of them)
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15 years 8 months ago #4869 by evil
ops i post it twice
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