Add More Butto

Hello,

Can you tell me where i can change the background from the add more butto (add_more_item)

Thanks,
Stef.

# fix it with Google chrome

EVENTBOOKING FRONT-END:You can change it by adding a new CSS rule-set to /media/com_eventbooking/assets/css/custom.css .
See www.joomdonation.com/forum/events-bookin...nt-module.html#88145 for a video example of how I determine the right CSS selector and declarations to add to the custom.css file.

EVENTBOOKING BACKEND: there is no EB custom.css for the backend admin interface (well, there is on mine, but that's because I re-add the code to load the file every time I upgrade EB). You will have to add it to your admin template's custom/override CSS (if your template has one).

Actually, you can add custom css by accessing to Events Booking -> Configuration, look at Custom CSS tab and put the custom css you want there

@Stef : If you don't know how to change it, submit a support ticket explain exactly what you want to change and send us super admin account of the site. I will have my template developer to do the modification for you

Regards,

Tuan

Why don't I see the magic CSS tab in my installation? I'm still running 2.12.2 and not 2.13 yet, but I didn't see CSS tab is not listed in the release notes for 2.13... ??? Is there an option or plugin that I didn't enable?

Hi James

Go to Extensions -> Plugins, find the plugin Editor - CodeMirror , publish it

Then the tab should be available. (It is published by default, and using in Joomla core for editing code + css in template managers, so I don't know why it is not available on your site)

Or maybe you override configuration view, too?

See the screenshot from my local compute





Tuan

As you suggested, Editor -> Code Mirror was not published on my site. The CSS tab now appears

Great. Now you can guide other customers using that custom css tab editing instead of modifying the css file using Files Manager

Tuan

Exactly my thought. It's far less daunting to click a tab then edit a file, and typing out "/media/com_eventbooking/assets/css/custom.css" all the time gets tedious I wish that I had found that tab earlier!

Hehe, I remember that I mentioned about that tab on some other topics which you answered, too. Anyway, the most important things is you have it now

I think for end-users, putting css code into a tab in Configuration is much easier than editing a file (using FTP program or a files manager extension), so glad we have it supported with little code

Tuan