Read before updating: How to Update Kunena Templates - More detail

Quick Reply window sliding to Left and disappearing on smaller screens

dexter33's Avatar Topic Author
Premium Member Premium Member
  • Posts: 84
  • Thanks: 5

Quick Reply window sliding to Left and disappearing on smaller screens

8 months 2 days ago - 7 months 3 weeks ago
#16990
Hello support

Some users on my forum have reported this bug in NTS Kay 6.2.5.

Steps to reproduce
Press Quick Reply button, to reply to an existing post.

Expected behaviour
Reply message window should be in middle of screen

Actual behaviour
Reply window is shifted to the Left and actually disappears if using a smaller screen.

When I switched the template to Aurelia instead and inspected the code, it is very different to NTS Kay code.
Aurelia shows Quick Reply in center of screen.

 

This message contains confidential information


Regards
Derek
Don't panic!
Last edit: 7 months 3 weeks ago by cssyeah.

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

cssyeah's Avatar
Moderator Moderator
  • Posts: 84
  • Thanks: 36

Re: Quick Reply window sliding to Left and disappearing on smaller screens

7 months 4 weeks ago
#16992
Hi Derek,

I checked on your website, the reason is conflict with joomla template style. Please add the code below to custom.css file to handle the above conflict.
Code:
#kunena.layout .modal.kreply-default { transform: none; }
Save and reload your webiste to view the changes.

Kind regards,
UI/UX Designer - Web developer. (UI/UX design for T4 Framework, T4 Pagebuilder, GK Framework products...)
The following user(s) said Thank You: dexter33

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

dexter33's Avatar Topic Author
Premium Member Premium Member
  • Posts: 84
  • Thanks: 5

Re: Quick Reply window sliding to Left and disappearing on smaller screens

7 months 4 weeks ago
#16993
Thank you.
Your code has fixed the problem 
Don't panic!

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

Time to create page: 0.455 seconds