Registration visibility Posted by Bill Hopkinson 18 Jun 2021 15:54 UTC On business theme I have chosen, when a new user clicks Login, Register is hidden until the mouse hovers below Login. This has defeated the attempts some of my new invitees to register, so how do locate and change the module responsible for login?
Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee 18 Jun 2021 17:32 UTC Hi, Please add this CSS rule to the "Custom CSS" textarea under the "Customizations" tab on the Look and Feel admin page (tiki-admin.php?page=look): .page-header .top_modules .register a { color: #0082e0; display: block; } That will give "Register" the blue link color and increase the size of the clickable area. Sorry for the trouble; we'll fix this in the next release. -- Gary
Posted by Bill Hopkinson 19 Jun 2021 13:48 UTC Gary Cunningham-Lee wrote: Hi, Please add this CSS rule to the "Custom CSS" textarea under the "Customizations" tab on the Look and Feel admin page (tiki-admin.php?page=look): .page-header .top_modules .register a { color: #0082e0; display: block; } That will give "Register" the blue link color and increase the size of the clickable area. Sorry for the trouble; we'll fix this in the next release. -- Gary I understand where to add the CSS Rule, but not the instruction to set Category, and provide current categories to Smarty template which I need to do before I can add the rule.
Posted by Mike Finko 22 Jun 2021 09:23 UTC Take a look under Settings > Control Panels > Categories there seem to be a number of references to about this, so you can experiment with changing the configurations. Keep in mind, Tiki can be used without Categories (I never use them as they add an unnecessary layer of complication on top of an already complicated 'User Permissions' and 'Group Permissions' set of configurations (more than enough granular control with these two, IMO)
Posted by Bill Hopkinson 22 Jun 2021 13:18 UTC Mike Finko wrote: Take a look under Settings Control Panels Categories there seem to be a number of references to about this, so you can experiment with changing the configurations. Keep in mind, Tiki can be used without Categories (I never use them as they add an unnecessary layer of complication on top of an already complicated 'User Permissions' and 'Group Permissions' set of configurations (more than enough granular control with these two, IMO) Reassuring to know that Tiki can be used without Categories. I found the easiest solution was to change the Theme