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Hi,

 

I am working with v1.5.4 default theme. I want to change the color of the background in the top horizontal menu. The element is .sf-menu - I cannot find where it is defined. When I use Inspect Element it shows as superfish-modified.css. That file is not in the theme/css directory. I do not know where to search.

 

I would also like to remove the icons in the horizontal bar above the footer, or at least the icons for money back guarantee, in store exchange, free shipping and so on.

 

One more thing. In the contact us block on the lower right, you can edit the phone number and email address. I need to remove "Our hotline is available 24x7."

 

I just started this project. The areas that can be normally configured are working fine so far. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

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The css for it is located within the root module folders, you need to browse to blocktopmenu and you can find it in there.

 

For editing you should try and find the module within the admin to see if you can edit any part of it if not it would be through the .tpls

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Okay, that is great information. Thanks

 

I had not identified the Customer Reassurance block - turning it off took away the icons.

 

I have edited the background on the superfish menu now.

 

That just leaves the 24x7 in the contact.

 

Thanks for your help

Edited by Shular (see edit history)
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Removing the line did not remove it on the store page.

 

I removed the country restriction to allow the UK. I think that is where you are. The store is only for customers in a radius around the physical store, so I removed other countries.

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Sorry guys. I am still new here but I don't get this: 

 

How can I change the sf-menu style?

 

I get the answer to use the "superfish-modified.css" in the module folder. But is this desirable? Shouldn't there be a possibility to do that within the "themes" folder?

I mean how to keep more than one different themes (multishop for example) up and running when css is modified on a "per module" basis and not on a "per theme" basis?

Also I don't want that by updating the module my changes to the look are reset to default ...

 

So: Is there an option to override modules CSS from within the theme or template folder?

 

thx for reading,

piku

 

 

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I get the answer to use the "superfish-modified.css" in the module folder. But is this desirable? Shouldn't there be a possibility to do that within the "themes" folder?

I mean how to keep more than one different themes (multishop for example) up and running when css is modified on a "per module" basis and not on a "per theme" basis?

Also I don't want that by updating the module my changes to the look are reset to default ...

 

So: Is there an option to override modules CSS from within the theme or template folder?

 

thx for reading,

piku

 

if your theme contains this file - the answer is: YES. moreover, if your theme hasn't got this file, you can copy it manually to:

themes/YOUR_THEME/css/modules/blocktopmenu/css/superfish-modified.css

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