Hi,

I'm using the latest release, and it's great. The component is working exactly as I wish.

I'm having some issues trying to get the module to appear properly. When I publish the module, the appearance is off. It doesn't match what I have in the rest of the site (white background, different font size...), or the component. I don't specify any css files anywhere - they all take the default.

I listed all the css files, and it appears that the module is trying to use the "biblestudyviews.css", but it isn't being found. I'm guessing this is at the root of my problem. I checked the download files again, and it isn't there. Is it missing? Or is my analysis way off?

I'm not totally sure if this is what you are asking, but you can change the color of the alternating rows in the following css code:

#bsmsmoduletable tr.bsodd td {
background-color:#FFFFFF;
}
#bsmsmoduletable tr.bseven td {
background-color:#FFFFF0;
}


If you open the Bible Study component, the last item on the list is CSS Edit. The code listed above is about 1/2 down in the CSS.

Hope this helps some,
Becky

The css file you mention is not actually used any more. The module also calls /components/com_biblestudy/assets/css/biblestudy.css - that is the main file that you change in the CSS edit on the backend of com_biblestudy. I have taken the reference to the old css out of the code and it will be reflected in the next RC release. It can be ignored, however. It doesn't do anything.

Thanks. I guess I don't understand why my module output is looking so different than the rest of my site, including the componenet output.

Any ideas?

My site is www.fpccwakefield.com

To change the background colors of the module, comment out the following:

#bsmsmoduletable tr.bsodd td {
background-color:#FFFFFF;

#bsmsmoduletable tr.bseven td {
background-color:#FFFFF0;


Probably the easiest place for you to find the css code in in the Bible Study component on the last tab which is called CSS EDIT.

You also might want to try using Firebug with Firefox. It is very helpful a s you can see the effect of your changes in real-time without having a permanent modification.

Becky