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jthunder:
Hello.
Is there an option somewhere to ignore my current template css settings and use what is built into simple-review instead.

I am currently using a gavickPro template and sometimes its not that great to run some extension on its own css.

Thanks,

row1:
Hi,

Sorry there is no option for this.

You would need identity the CSS in your template that is causing issues and then add the relevant rules in your Simple Review template.

jthunder:
Sorry row1. Its not really a problem causing it not to work. Its more of cosmetics issues like fonts and presentation. Other extensions do have this option to bypass the template css and use their own. Just a thought. Thanks,

row1:
It is hard to say without knowing the exact issue, but you should be able to quite easily do it by modifying the Simple Review CSS in:
www/components/com_simple_review/templates/default/css/review.css

The review should already be wrapped in a Simple Review CSS class, so you should be able to do something like this:

--- Code: ---.reviewContentContainer{
 font-family: wingdings;
 font-size: 20px;
 color: yellow;
}

--- End code ---

jthunder:
Thanks row1. Appreciate your reply. And yes, I know where the CSS is and I should be able to kind of tweak it. But, like my other extensions, I dont really want to make those kind of changes since later, I will forget what Ive done and soon with a new release or updates, they will all be overwritten and gone and I will scratch my head to find out where they are. At least with a bypass, I can just click it on or off which most of time solve some of the cosmetic issues.
Thanks though.

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