Greatly appreciated your kind words and understanding. The team (Beat, Nick, and I) all are full-time for CB and absolutely do have families to feed. The forums can be quite overwhelming at times and are filled with thousands of posts, which unfortunately means we must prioritize those who have chosen to support us financially. We'd love to be able to help every user, but due to time limitations it's just not a possibility so we've offered the free forums in hopes paid users and free users alike could help one another with issues they may have.This is a 'forum'. We are lucky to have it hosted and managed so professionally, for free yet. Don't knock it. The folks who run this (Nick and others) can't spend every waking hour answering free-users' questions. They have to eat and just maybe in some cases even feed a family from their work.
I recommend adding any of your CSS changes to the bottom of your Joomla template CSS file to ensure your changes are preserved when you upgrade CB. Another good option is to create a new CB template and alter that template avoiding changes to the default. Attached is a duplicate of the "Default" template (PHP file included) that you can install and edit freely and changes won't be lost with upgrade. Please note the file is for CB 1.7.I happen to have a similar need to customize certain pages (e.g. registration page, lost password page). Though I'm fairly sharp at CSS, my question is more around how to target the pages I want to customize without making changes to core CB files (such as changing the CB files CSS) which are likely to get written over during an upgrade.
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joomzoom1 wrote: krileon,
In case you catch up with this.
I tried installing cb_tpl_custom-cb17.zip as a typical extension through j1.7's Extension Manager but I get the following error message:
JInstaller: :Install: Cannot find Joomla XML setup file
I am also not sure how to create a new CB template in the first place and wasn't sure where in Joomla's file directory I would find the template(s) CB is currently using (my best guess is it's in: components/com_comprofiler/plugin/templates/default). I'm guessing by the directory structure there that there is more than one template which CB can use, such as 'dark', 'luna', 'default' (the one I would change), 'osx', etc.. I'm guilty of not reading up enough on the documentation which may be the source of my confusion here (did read the 'readme.txt' notes which were part of the installation though).
If I try to first manually unzip cb_tpl_custom-cb17.zip, then make a copy of the present 'default' directory, and copy the unzipped cb_tpl_custom-cb17.zip contents into the former 'default' directory, i.e. into components/com_comprofiler/plugin/templates/default , i get the following error when the registration page loads:
Warning: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in C<span>:</span><span>\</span>xampp\htdocs\qfn\administrator\components\com_comprofiler\plugin.class.php on line 441
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C<span>:</span><span>\</span>xampp\htdocs\qfn\administrator\components\com_comprofiler\plugin.class.php on line 441
Any hints?
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joomzoom1 wrote: Thanks Nick. Installed just fine.
Now I'm trying to figure out how/where to define which template CB uses. I could cut and paste the custom one into the place of the default one but I'm sure there is a simple and much more elegant way to do this (perhaps just re-ordering the templates in the CB Plugin Manager ... will try that next.
I did read the documentation by the way and unless I missed it, I didn't come across this functionality.
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