Hello Ian,

Sadly enough the screenshots cannot be view because it appears only a filename is included in the ticket (and not the full url to the pictures).

To see what's going on on the troubled page(s) it's better for me to see the full source of the page. So is it possible you provide me with a live URL to the troubled page? That way I can try to analyze that.

I've set this ticket to private so only you and the UWiX support staff can read this ticket. What I also would like is a link to the backend of your website including some temporary administrator credentials. We're working in a timezone difference here (about 6 to 8 hours?) so to prevent you'll have to wait a full day before any response from me it's better we've already got all the input we need.

Please provide the following if that is possible, ofcourse:

1. An url to the trouble page(s).
2. The url to the backend of the troubled site.
3. A user account with administrator credentials (no worries, nothing is changed without letting you know).

This thing should be possibile to fix. :-)

Greetz, Nikolai
UWiX

Hello Ian,

It's hard at first glance why styles aren't applied. The custom.css does get loaded in the page but I'm not sure what style difference should appear when they do get applied. Okay, I do know my CSS good enough to read the custom.css but .... well, not important because I think I see where things go 'wrong' ;-)

When I examen the breadcrumb layer definied in your page I notice the following in the classname:

<div class="breadcrumbsbreadcrumbs-custom" style..... >

Hey, that's a weird classname... Then I've check your module settings in the backend and for the "Module Class Suffix" I have entered a space in front off the "breadcrumbs-custom" declaration.

Does that solve the problem of the CSS not being applied? ;-) Joomla! has a stange default little thingy when using the "Module Class Suffix" of not using a default space. That's done so you can 'extend' a classname. But when you want to use a seperate (extra) class name you'll have to enter a space in front for correct usage.

Hope this will get your head straight for now :-) Sometimes you'll keep on trying to fix something but you just cannot see the solution.

Greetz, Nikolai van Nes
UWiX

p.s. only change made is a space entered in front of your Module Class Suffix declaration in the backend of the BCA module.

Hello Ian,

Well, everything you describe should lead to the declared CSS styles on your websites. If the "s" matters it should be the case it's also declared with the "s" in your style sheet(s).

In case of the sample page you've sent me I still notice a missing space in front of the class "breadcrumbs-custom" inside the div with class "module-content".
Anyway - CSS can be a complex thing if it doesn't work as it should. I always use the Firebug add-on for FIreFox to follow in what order CSS styling is applied to an element. Most of the time I can find the troubled CSS with that option. But in case of some tiny type-o .... well, that can take days :-(

If you need any more assistance, please let me know!

Greetz, Nikolai van Nes
UWiX

You're very welcome. Sometimes CSS can be a pain in the .... eh... head.... ;-)

Happy coding!

Greetz, Nikolai.
UWiX