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13 years 10 months ago #24651 by johnnydement
Hello, I use a rocketthemes template, it "styles" mod_login alongside the template, but it doesn't (obviously) with sclogin

I've been looking along both modules, but I'm unable to find what the difference is :(

I loaded them both in the same article to be able to compare better...

I'm missing the "pills" you get in mod_login, shadows and so are applied well...

I've found the code I need for templating is:
{
    border-radius: 15px 15px 15px 15px;
    line-height: 1.6em;
    padding: 4px;
}

I added it as style, but I woudl rather have it added to my customcss file (not to break it with future sclogin updates)

and the green glow when in focus
.login-fields #username:focus, .login-fields #password:focus, #contact-form dd input:focus, #contact-form dd textarea:focus, #modlgn-username:focus, #modlgn-passwd:focus, input#jform_email:focus, #rokajaxsearch .inputbox:focus, #member-registration dd input:focus, #search-searchword:focus, .finder .inputbox:focus {
    border: 1px solid #75A700;
    box-shadow: 0 1px 3px rgba(117, 167, 0, 0.3) inset, 0 0 8px rgba(117, 167, 0, 0.6);

ametlladigital.cat/noticies/19-noticies/55-test-logins

Could you help?

Thanks!
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13 years 10 months ago #24743 by johnnydement
No idea?

Is not a big issue, but i find very stupid not beinga ble to solve it :(
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13 years 10 months ago #24744 by johnnydement
I'm completely clueless, they appear to be exact, sharing same classes, names, etc,... but css effects are only being applied to mod_login one... :O

I loaded both here , using modules anywhere, and I can't understand where's the difference that makes sclogin not trigger the css =(

Edit: code doesn't like the code... pasting as image, and uploading txt
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13 years 10 months ago #24748 by alzander
Johnny,
Very sorry for the delay! Not sure how I missed your original post.

Your side-by-side was immensely helpful, and you're probably going to want to strangle us (or yourself?) for the difference between the 2. The difference between the fields is that for the label and input button, Joomla looks to be using modlgn-username whereas JFBConnect is using modlgn_username. It's a matter of a dash (-) vs. an underscore (_). We're always trying to make sure that we match up our stuff with Joomla so if this is a difference we can recreate and are 'off' from Joomla, we'll update our SCLogin module with the next version. We're hoping to have a bug-fix release out next week and this is an obvious, easy change that will likely make it in there.

Very sorry again for the delays and confusion. Thanks so much for pointing out this minor (albeit definitely annoying) difference!
Alex
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13 years 10 months ago #24751 by johnnydement
Lol, that's pretty good :) Dunno if I should feel relieved or mode idiot hehe... the though of doing a diff didn't even pass my head... I could see it exact!

Great observation there!

Thanks!
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13 years 10 months ago #24764 by alzander
We didn't do a diff either, we used your side-by-side and then used Chrome's Developer Tools to see what style was being used on the 'good' one and then determine why it wasn't being applied to ours.. just so you know.

Either way, hope that helps. That change should be in our next release (over the next week'ish).

Thanks!
Alex
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13 years 10 months ago #24769 by johnnydement
Yes ofc, it indeed did, the moment I changed that - all was styled correctly :)

I did a rollback to firefox to be able to use the full firebug, I might give a chance to chrome's dev tools, had not even look at them :blush:
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13 years 10 months ago #24795 by alzander
Chrome's tools are very similar to Firefox's. No grandiose differences, just use what you're used to :)

Glad to hear it all helped though!
Alex
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