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Frans Dekker
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16 years 2 months ago #11014 by Frans Dekker

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Hi,

I purchased SIGPRO 1.2. On one site there is displayed e.g.: Showing image 1 of 15 and on the other site there is no "Showing image" message. Can't figure out why.

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16 years 2 months ago #11015 by JoomlaWorks Support Team

Replied by JoomlaWorks Support Team on topic Re: Showing image x of y

Hi my friend!

At the second site, the folder where the SIG read have more than one image?
If yes, check out the source code to see if the message exist but can't be viewed from the browser cause some css conflict with the template.

Also a direct link to the gallery could be helpful!

Thank you!

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16 years 2 months ago #11016 by Frans Dekker

Replied by Frans Dekker on topic Re: Showing image x of y

Ha, ha, that's nice Vinikey ;D Checked it with Firebug and there it's nice and clear:

<div id="1bNumber">Showing image 1 of 54</div>

So what can cause the conflict in the template?

89.18.176.217/~letter/test/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=43&Itemid=140

I realy, realy love this extension :-*

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16 years 2 months ago #11017 by Frans Dekker

Replied by Frans Dekker on topic Re: Showing image x of y

The cause was very simple: white letters on a white background does not read very well :P.
Solution in CSS:

#lbNumber {
font-size: 10px;
	color: #c63c13;
}

Problem solved!

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