Hi Steve,
Good to know that you are aware about the upgrade and won't loose anything.
You can add a css file named"custom.css" at css folder and add css which you want to override.
so the probable path would be "template/socialize/css/custom.css"
Thanks
You can overwrite styles of classes in your main Joomla template adding !important to your property like:
width: 100% !important;
Or you can also create string of class names, starting with class that wraps element you want to modify like;
.main-class .my-class {
width: 100%
}
- Instead of saying: 'it's not working', explain the problem in detail.
- Screenshots with the URL visible in them and the problem marked are more than welcome.
- Tell us how to replicate the problem, we can't fix it if we can't find it.
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- Make sure to setup JomSocial Cron Job
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Hi Steve,
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Thanks
