Help login popup template "News"

Hello (Sorry for my English)

I'm using the template "News". I need to put the module language to the right on the top of the template.

I want to replace the module languages by the login module that comes standard. however, when I try to replace the module language, my request is ignored and the module for the language is presented as a popup.

What I want is to present the language flags to the top (login) traditionally.

Please I need your help ... this is my website beta: http://s468109649.mialojamiento.es

Thanks!

Hi

Login module position is coded to appear in popup. Please use a different positions as "search" for example and move it to a proper position with css.

Hi

I did not want to do what you recommend but I see no other way. This happens in almost all modern Gavick templates, it would be important for future corrijáis as this position is in high demand.
Thanks for your help!

Hi

But this can be easily acquired. All You need to do is to add is to search position and use small css class to move into the right positon as:

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.[flags_selector] {
position:absolute;
top: 10px;
right: 10px;
}


Hi

I do not know how to apply CSS styles that you recommend. Within how template.css? ...
On the other hand, I have defined my own styles for this position (top right). I got this for the position Search (language module) using suffix:

div.mod-languages_idioma {
text-align: center;
position: absolute;
right: 170px;
top: 40px;
}

This not enough for me. I try to place the module on the blue of the head of the template ( log position) but the module layer is below the blue. I can not find a way to position the module above the layer of the blue bar.

It will also include a menu under the flags in the same blue. The model of my design needs this requirement. Can you help me?

see the site: http://s468109649.mialojamiento.es

Thanks!
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Hi

Now it's easy when I can see the site

Please add this code to css:

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#gkContentTop {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 1000;
}

div.mod-languages_idioma {
    position: absolute;
    right: 0;
    top: -147px;
    z-index: 1000;
}


Hello,

Thank you for your help, the problem is already solved ... your idea is useful.