Issue with Image Show GK4 and style gk_partyfreak
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- GK User
- Tue Oct 29, 2013 7:15 pm
Hi all
I configured a module of type Image Show GK4 (and style gk_partyfreak) to be called whithin an article (with loadposition command).
As you can see here
http://myfolio.milab-architettura.com/index.php/component/k2/item/65-appartamento-via-belloni
I've a small issue: I don't want the black bands on top and left side of the image.
I just want the image to sit on white paper.
I already hacked the file
modules/mod_image_show_gk4/styles/gk_partyfreak/style.css
in order not to show the various header_*.png images ...
and then I was left with this two last bands ... and I didn't find any other thing to hack...
Is there anyway to get around this?
Thanks for any help
Mario
I configured a module of type Image Show GK4 (and style gk_partyfreak) to be called whithin an article (with loadposition command).
As you can see here
http://myfolio.milab-architettura.com/index.php/component/k2/item/65-appartamento-via-belloni
I've a small issue: I don't want the black bands on top and left side of the image.
I just want the image to sit on white paper.
I already hacked the file
modules/mod_image_show_gk4/styles/gk_partyfreak/style.css
in order not to show the various header_*.png images ...
and then I was left with this two last bands ... and I didn't find any other thing to hack...
Is there anyway to get around this?
Thanks for any help
Mario
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- Fresh Boarder
- GK User
- Tue Oct 29, 2013 9:59 pm
First of all - never change anything in core css files. When updating, you will get yourself in a lot of trouble
Instead, please edit: /templates/gk_myfolio/css/override.css and add at its end:
Place all other changes to css files in the same file.
Remember to enable "CSS override" in template settings - advanced section.
Instead, please edit: /templates/gk_myfolio/css/override.css and add at its end:
- Code: Select all
.gkIsWrapper-gk_partyfreak .gkIsImage {
background: #FFF !important;
}
Place all other changes to css files in the same file.
Remember to enable "CSS override" in template settings - advanced section.
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