upgrade without losing CSS changes

Please see our SCLogin Theme Guide . That should let you know how to properly create your own CSS theme or implement your own PHP template changes so that they won't be overwritten on upgrade.

I hope that helps,
Alex

If you're updating a file in mysite/templates/mytemplate/html/mod_sclogin/themes/, there is no reason that upgrading would replace that file. Joomla only allows updating to replace files in our modules/mod_sclogin and the /media directory.

All I can say is to double check that the file in your template directory really was modified because, if it was, I'm not really sure how that would have happened.

Please let us know what you find,
Alex

You should not be editing the css directly in our /media/sourcecoast/css folder. They will always be overwritten on installation of JFBConnect, as is the normal mechanism of Joomla and not something we can or will prevent.

You should be not be putting any CSS overrides or changes to the /media/sourcecoast/css/common.css file. You should be putting overrides to any styles defined in the common.css file in your template override folder at mysite/templates/mytemplate/html/mod_sclogin/themes/ in whatever theme you are using. In addition, the common.css file is always loaded out of the media folder as that's the baseline styles that SCLogin modifies and you shouldn't change those styles directly. Note, If you're just copying the file to the themes directory, a style from our common.css file would be used since that css file is loaded first before the css files in the themes subdirectories. You could need to add the !important tag to the style to get your change to take effect.