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Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar
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15 years 4 months ago #1
by David Pottier
Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar was created by David Pottier
The calendar, with the theme I am using, resolves as white on white.
Not sure if this is controlled from the theme's CSS or Joomdle is doing it.
It would be nice if this was more easily configurable from the module as module parameters
David
Not sure if this is controlled from the theme's CSS or Joomdle is doing it.
It would be nice if this was more easily configurable from the module as module parameters
David
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Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Re: Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar
Another one for the list 
I know almost nothing about CSS and design, but we are trying to incorporate some into Joomdle, so feedback will be welcomed then.
I know almost nothing about CSS and design, but we are trying to incorporate some into Joomdle, so feedback will be welcomed then.
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15 years 4 months ago #3
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Replied by David Pottier on topic Re: Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar
That makes 3 of us with little or no CSS knowledge, you, me and the rest of the world.
Some of the modules have a color selection box which would allow you to add the #FFFFF or appropriate color name "white" for your needs
Should not be too hard to code, with some defaults, OR a popup color selection box would really rock.
Background :
Text :
Today Background :
Today Text :
etc
Some of the modules have a color selection box which would allow you to add the #FFFFF or appropriate color name "white" for your needs
Should not be too hard to code, with some defaults, OR a popup color selection box would really rock.
Background :
Text :
Today Background :
Today Text :
etc
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Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Re: Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar
I took a look and saw that styles are defined here:
modules/mod_joomdle_calendar/cal_styles.js
Maybe you can just edit the CSS there to match your needs.
modules/mod_joomdle_calendar/cal_styles.js
Maybe you can just edit the CSS there to match your needs.
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15 years 4 months ago #5
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Replied by David Pottier on topic Re: Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar
Editing is an option but it should have been a .css file and not a .js file
I tried editing, long and painful
then I simply renamed cal_styles.js to old_cal_styles.js
Calender uses the template's CSS
Suggest that Java code only be in the .JS and that a .CSS be used instead as it is the standard.
Another possibility is style selection boxes in the MOD are for the calendar
check box for USE CSS and if unchecked then calendar looks for data in user supplied fields
I tried editing, long and painful
then I simply renamed cal_styles.js to old_cal_styles.js
Calender uses the template's CSS
Suggest that Java code only be in the .JS and that a .CSS be used instead as it is the standard.
Another possibility is style selection boxes in the MOD are for the calendar
check box for USE CSS and if unchecked then calendar looks for data in user supplied fields
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Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Re: Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar
Yes, I guess a CSS files should be used.
Then again, as it is used by Javascript, I am not sure how it would be done.
Also, bear in mind that I did not write this module, as it was a contribution by Carlos Mansilla.
If you think you can add your suggested fixes, feel free to do it and we will include them, as I won't have time to do it for next release.
Antonio
Then again, as it is used by Javascript, I am not sure how it would be done.
Also, bear in mind that I did not write this module, as it was a contribution by Carlos Mansilla.
If you think you can add your suggested fixes, feel free to do it and we will include them, as I won't have time to do it for next release.
Antonio
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15 years 4 months ago #7
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Replied by David Pottier on topic Re: Joomla 1.5.22 Joomdle .41 mod_joomdle_calendar
Antonio
I have an idea. I had mentioned the MOD area accepting user input fields.
IF the cal_styles.js could be made writable, then CHMOD to 555 after data from those fields was written to the file it would solve the Java issue.
Similar to the way Templates work with the param.ini files.
David
ps - if I had, or have, any spare time I will try to. At this time I am off to Mongolia to open a new English language school. Trying to get the sites roughed out before I go. Google CIPE MN
I have an idea. I had mentioned the MOD area accepting user input fields.
IF the cal_styles.js could be made writable, then CHMOD to 555 after data from those fields was written to the file it would solve the Java issue.
Similar to the way Templates work with the param.ini files.
David
ps - if I had, or have, any spare time I will try to. At this time I am off to Mongolia to open a new English language school. Trying to get the sites roughed out before I go. Google CIPE MN
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