in Joomla Templates by dagobert (120 points)

Dear community,

I am thinking about purchasing TemplateToaster and started to try it out with the demo version. I built a Joomla template and installed it, and everything worked fine. I have a third party Joomla component on my site which generates a blog list of specified articles. The article images in these blog entries are not formated like in other components. I wanted to inspect these images with the element inspector tool of the browser, but I am not able to find out where the css specifications for these images come from. The element inspector tool only shows the path of the inspected generated html file with a line number next to it, for example: 

http://www.mysite.com/mypage.html:1339

not as usually in the form of

http://www.mysite.com/templates/mytemplate/css/template.css:255

My question: Is it possible to make this information visible for the element inspector? I found a forum entry on another site where someone wrote that in the TT generated template there is a script running which somehow hides the information of where the used css style originally comes from. I definitely need the possibility to find and edit the element style attributes after installation for debugging. Is this perhaps a "feature" of the demo version and will be turned off in the full version?

I would be very glad if you could answer and thank you all in advance.

Regards,

dagobert

1 Answer

by sarah (15.2k points)
Hi,

We are working on this feature, and try to provide it in the future release of TemplateToaster which is going to be release very soon.
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