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The Responsive JEM
Re: The Responsive JEM
7 years 4 weeks ago
I tried the default protostar template and the result is still the same - after I copy the Responsive JEM into the template, the table is gone.
My setup - Joomla! 3.8.2 Stable, protostar template on the JEM menu item - simple list.
Everytime I put Responsive JEM files into the template (or any other) - the table in this view is gone... see screens. So I do not think, it is a template problem... It must be something else. It even works, if I set a Responsive JEM suffix for the menu item (hiding the filter for example).
My setup - Joomla! 3.8.2 Stable, protostar template on the JEM menu item - simple list.
Everytime I put Responsive JEM files into the template (or any other) - the table in this view is gone... see screens. So I do not think, it is a template problem... It must be something else. It even works, if I set a Responsive JEM suffix for the menu item (hiding the filter for example).
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Re: The Responsive JEM
7 years 3 weeks ago - 7 years 3 weeks ago
Hey,
for me it looks like your JEM-Responsive does not find the override of the jem.css.
Please make shure that you your jem.css is in the correct folder as described in the installation manual of JEM-Responsive.
To better examine the problem it would be good if you give me a link to your problematic web page. Then I will take a look at your site.
I will install {Less} Allrounder on my page to test it.
Edit:
I installed Less Allrounder and the traditional Allrounder on my test page. All worked correctly, it should be a problem of your page/your way to "install" JEM-Responsive. But I will try to help you.
The path of the jem.css file of my override should be: <JoomlaRoot>/templates/lessallrounder/css/com_jem/jem.css
for me it looks like your JEM-Responsive does not find the override of the jem.css.
Please make shure that you your jem.css is in the correct folder as described in the installation manual of JEM-Responsive.
To better examine the problem it would be good if you give me a link to your problematic web page. Then I will take a look at your site.
I will install {Less} Allrounder on my page to test it.
Edit:
I installed Less Allrounder and the traditional Allrounder on my test page. All worked correctly, it should be a problem of your page/your way to "install" JEM-Responsive. But I will try to help you.
The path of the jem.css file of my override should be: <JoomlaRoot>/templates/lessallrounder/css/com_jem/jem.css
Last edit: 7 years 3 weeks ago by Egnarts.
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Re: The Responsive JEM
7 years 3 weeks ago
Hi,
the problematic page is here:
kctjicin.cz/index.php/jem
I set the template to allrounder, the files are there, where they should be - see screen. There are even the awesomeicons working correctly...
the problematic page is here:
kctjicin.cz/index.php/jem
I set the template to allrounder, the files are there, where they should be - see screen. There are even the awesomeicons working correctly...
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Re: The Responsive JEM
7 years 3 weeks ago - 7 years 3 weeks ago
They are correct, but the user does not have access to those files.
Try to access that URL with your browser:
kctjicin.cz/templates/allrounder-j1.6/css/com_jem/jem.css
If it works correctly it should look like the default template.css:
kctjicin.cz/templates/allrounder-j1.6/css/template.css
Did you restrict path access via the .htaccess file?
Another way to try is to change the file access on ftp, the access rights should be -rw-r--r- or something like that - readable for all people on the world.
You see the font-awesome icons because FontAwesome is included per default by your template.
Try to access that URL with your browser:
kctjicin.cz/templates/allrounder-j1.6/css/com_jem/jem.css
If it works correctly it should look like the default template.css:
kctjicin.cz/templates/allrounder-j1.6/css/template.css
Did you restrict path access via the .htaccess file?
Another way to try is to change the file access on ftp, the access rights should be -rw-r--r- or something like that - readable for all people on the world.
You see the font-awesome icons because FontAwesome is included per default by your template.
Last edit: 7 years 3 weeks ago by Egnarts.
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