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I really like the layout of the Top Section of the new site. Anyway you can release the modules for the Login Section, Search w/ Facebook/Twitter/RSS?

Bcoleman wrote: I really like the layout of the Top Section of the new site. Anyway you can release the modules for the Login Section, Search w/ Facebook/Twitter/RSS?

We are preparing a frontpage article with the designer - you can contact him for professional work if needed.

The login module is the CB Login module in horizontal layout with CSS support from Joomla template.

Can you give me his contact info (email) so I may get a hold of him/her? Do they do custom coding also?

Thanks,
Brian

Also any chance I could get instruction on how to modify the CSS to make the login and "My Profile" "Log Out" formatted this way?



Thanks!

Bcoleman wrote: Can you give me his contact info (email) so I may get a hold of him/her? Do they do custom coding also?

Thanks,
Brian

Just look at our footer below..

Nant & CB Team,

We are working on a joomla template and have a simple need for updating the look for the login, much as you have done, and need your help / guidance on how we should do this.

Please eloborate on how we edit "CSS Support from Joomla Template" or point us in the right direction. As far as I can tell we need some help from you as your mod_cblogin does not contain a tmpl folder or default.php file - does this mean we need to hack your mod?

I've been looking for answers for hours and while I see many many people asking, I can't seem to find the obvious answer. There is a proper way to change how the mod_cblogin looks as per joomla document: docs.joomla.org/How_to_override_the_output_from_the_Joomla!_core

and your own new website template proves it (nice job - it looks awesome!).

Your manuals are vague and offer no help with this:

(1) From full CB Manual (as paid subscriber):

Parameter Name: Module Class Suffix
This parameter is configured by filling in a desired suffix for your css class. This allows individual module styling (your template designer should know what to do with this).

(2) From CB Install Manual:

CSS Note: The mod_cblogin module supports the login class for the styling of the login module URL links. Specifically a.mod_login:link, a.mod_login:visited and a.mod_login:hover included in your active template’s .css file will be applicable in the links of this module (Forgotten password, create on, logout).

Thanks!
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