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How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

  • How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 7 months ago
    • How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta Joomla template ? There is this silly little leaf that the client doesn't like and I have to remove it. How do I get rid of it?
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    Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 7 months ago
    • Hi there,

      Open style3.css and at line 129 find the following code...
      ul.bullet-b li, ul.bullet-c li, #rt-main-surround ul.menu a, #rt-main-surround ul.menu .separator, #rt-main-surround ul.menu .item {
           background: url("../images/body/style3/sidemenu-icon.png") no-repeat scroll 0 4px transparent;
      }
      And edit it to look like this...
      ul.bullet-b li, ul.bullet-c li {
           background: url("../images/body/style3/sidemenu-icon.png") no-repeat scroll 0 4px transparent;
      }
      If this resolves your problem then please edit your first post in this thread by adding SOLVED at the start of the title and then select the green tick icon. This lets the moderators know that it can be moved to the solved section.

      Thanks for your cooperation :)

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  • Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 7 months ago
    • Apologies for hijacking this thread, but I have a question which is along the same lines and relates specifically to this template and menu -

      I have Juxta template running on Joomla 1.7 and I want to change the menu icons in Style2 - I have managed to change "../images/body/style2/sidemenu-icon.png" so that the rollover works fine, but I can't seem to find the image which will allow me to change the default menu bullet.

      Any ideas ?

      Many thanks
  • Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 6 months ago
    • Hi David,

      Thank you for your reply.

      I tried this, but it did not work. Any other suggestions?
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    Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 6 months ago
    • Hi Warren,

      Without a link to your site it is quite hard for us to provide the best solution due to so many variables. We try to provide file names and line numbers for code changes and if changes have already been made then our advice may be incorrect.

      Can you please post a link to the problem and we will do our best to assist you.

      Thanks :)

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  • Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 6 months ago
  • Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 6 months ago
    • Hi David

      I' ve got a similar problem. I want to change the Menue-Icons too. So I changed the modul class suffix into another, for example flag1.
      But nothing changed in the frontend.
      I use a joomla 1.7 installation (Template: juxta) ... and I think that's the problem.

      When I did the same configuration of the modul class suffix in your rocketlauncher-template all works fine .. but this is an joomla 1.5 installation.

      What's wrong? and is it fixable?
      I like the juxta template very much :)

      Greets from Germany
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    Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 6 months ago
    • Hi Warren,Warren Whitfield wrote:
      the site is www.audiologist.org.za

      You will see the little leaf in the drop down menus
      Please open style3.css and go to line 82 and comment out the following code....
      .menutop ul li > .bullet {
      background: url(../images/body/style3/sidemenu-icon.png) 6px 3px no-repeat;
      }
      Hope this helps 8)

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    Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 6 months ago
    • Hello Heim,

      Joomla 1.7 is a bit different and a lot of settings get saved to the database. Did you clear the Joomla cache after making your changes?

      Do you have a link where we can see the problem?

      Hope this helps 8)

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  • Re: How do I switch off the menu image on the Juxta template

    Posted 13 years 6 months ago
    • Hi David,

      What do you mean by "comment out"?

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