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If you comment the line 80 of the file joomlaplates.css you will see the color of the menu.
I had the same problem and I solved it.
Inside the file css/joomlaplates.css find .uk-navbar and then put /* at the beginning and put */ at the ending.
You can see in this example.
.uk-navbar {
/* background: none!important;*/
}
I had the same problem and I solved it.
Inside the file css/joomlaplates.css find .uk-navbar and then put /* at the beginning and put */ at the ending.
You can see in this example.
.uk-navbar {
/* background: none!important;*/
}
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alertas@burriana.es wrote: If you comment the line 80 of the file joomlaplates.css you will see the color of the menu.
I had the same problem and I solved it.
Inside the file css/joomlaplates.css find .uk-navbar and then put /* at the beginning and put */ at the ending.
You can see in this example.
.uk-navbar {
/* background: none!important;*/
}
Solved,
Thanks
by gnjurac
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