Hello (i again lost few hours on this )

I would like to be able to influence images directly... so i would like to make hover on image, and add box-shadow...

... so where can i add that css code please ?

is it one of these ?

.cbpbMainArea a img
.cbpgIbox


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BTW (i dont know do you remember about bugs i got on cb content and cb latest [connections] code...) it was all going from CB gallery module, and when i move that gallery module on template position "after" it was all good (cb login, cb content, cb latest.. are on my "left" and "right" positions in module). Even my CB login module was influenced by this, new registered users would not have avatars, module didn't know which template i am using...it should say /luna/ but it was just like //.

So that's feedback on gallery module, maybe it will help.

There's no classes/ids in the gallery module. You'll need to add a module class suffix via Joomla module manager while editing the module then use that suffix in the following manner.

Suffix: " cbModGallery" (without quotes, with space)
Usage: .cbModGallery img

Works great!!

One last thing..Maybe you can give me a tip on how to spread my images so its good looking. Like "justify" but for images? and to vertically align all images to middle.


I really appreciate your help, that makes my CB experience so great. Without this little changes in my web i could not build quality i like it to be.

That much more i will suggest community builder for anyone who uses joomla and needs a social web. My web is build around CB and this support forum and you gave me so much help in last 10 days. community builder is well rounded project and product, thx for that!

You should be able to change the layout with the parameter "Static Layout Option" while editing the module. There's also the 3 style parameters ( "Static box style", "Gallery Item Header Style", "Gallery Item Footer Style" ) that let you specify some inline CSS to be applied. As with my last reply though there still isn't module specific IDs or classes. You'll need to use the module class suffix and traverse through the HTML for the selector you want (example in previous post it traverses to all images in the module).