Hi there

First thanks to all of you making a new update JomSocial 4.1 available. It looks like update worked out fine for my site using IJoomla Installer. I revered to the instruction page. I uninstalled JomSocial bevor update to JomSocial4.1.

The Log IN „Hello Me „ module looked fine after a view CSS changes. Although the Logged IN “Hello ME” CSS Style looks wired.

It probably has something to do with overrides but bevor spending hours of changing CSS perhaps you have a faster solution. The screenshot makes things clear – what I mean.

Thanks for you help
Screenshot
www.ecavall.de/jomsocial-screeshots/hellome.jpg

HI, Peter.

You mean it doesn't have backgound?
Where I could see that issue?
Please, provide URL to page with it.

Hi Michael,

its very simple. Log In to my site. After you logged in -use the return button of you Browser. There you should see the window. And yes you are ride, the background is gone and Icons mixed up.

Thank you

Hi, Pater.

We redesigned this module... so now it looks a bit different.
If you want to add a background simply:

.joms-module--hellome {
background: #fff;
}

I added a background #fff to “hello me “ modul but of course this will not add the complete CSS Style formation for the module “profile”. I added a screenshot from an earlier version with perfect style to explain more appropriate.
If another chance is to make this PROFILE HELLO ME Module invisible, -can I do this via „set to registered"? But actually I need the Hello Me Log In Modul for non-registered user placed as log in on default page. It would not make sense to make the log in not visible

I also have another conflict when user login failed. In this case JomSocial redirects to another different Log In Module which user leads to the original joomla profile. This issue is discussed a view times bevor. Should I activate plug in redirect?

Screenshot: www.ecavall.de/jomsocial-screeshots/hellome2.jpg

Hi, Peter.

From your printscreen i can see that your previous layout was a combination of default design and customization.
You may customize layout of this module to make it the same as before... if you're skilled enough.
But as this is extensive customization - we can't do it for you.

Here is documentation how to create right overrides: documentation.jomsocial.com/wiki/Customizing_Template

As for view settings. Install this great extension: extensions.joomla.org/extension/advanced-module-manager it's free. It allows you to set module for NON-LOGGED in users only. So if someone log is - module will be NOT visible. That make sense and I used it few times in my projects.

As for redirection. You're redirected to native Joomla! login page. Here is a way to replace it with Hello me module.

documentation.jomsocial.com/wiki/Replaci...With_Hello_Me_Module

Or you may use htaccess redirect so each attempt to redirect to native login screen will ends with redirection to first page with login module.

Thank you Michael I will try out all the options.