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sign in popup window css name

ChanuxChanux Admin of Geek.lk ✭✭
edited February 2012 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

i want to change position of sign in popup window. i cant find it css name. please help me

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    422422 Developer MVP
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    13 mins give ppl a chance.

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    whu606whu606 I'm not a SuperHero; I just like wearing tights... MVP
    edited February 2012 Answer ✓

    @Chanux - if you use a custom.css in your themes folder you don't need to look for a rule, you simply write a new one.

    Normally the custom.css rule will overwrite a rule from another css file.

    If it doesn't, you can always add the important! attribute.

    Also, be aware that elements can be members of more than one class, a general, and a specific.

    <div id="Popup" class="Popup SignInPopup" style="top: 88px; left: 0px;">

    If you only want to affect the sign in box, you should set a rule for the class 'SigninPopup'.

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    ChanuxChanux Admin of Geek.lk ✭✭

    :( no one ??

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    422422 Developer MVP
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    13 mins give ppl a chance.

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    whu606whu606 I'm not a SuperHero; I just like wearing tights... MVP

    @Chanux - given the questions you ask, it's been suggested before that you learn to use Firebug in Firefox.

    Using Firebug, it is clear what element you need to work on to solve this issue.

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    ChanuxChanux Admin of Geek.lk ✭✭

    yah.. im using firebug. sign is box is popup box. bcz i cant find css

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    whu606whu606 I'm not a SuperHero; I just like wearing tights... MVP
    edited February 2012 Answer ✓

    @Chanux - if you use a custom.css in your themes folder you don't need to look for a rule, you simply write a new one.

    Normally the custom.css rule will overwrite a rule from another css file.

    If it doesn't, you can always add the important! attribute.

    Also, be aware that elements can be members of more than one class, a general, and a specific.

    <div id="Popup" class="Popup SignInPopup" style="top: 88px; left: 0px;">

    If you only want to affect the sign in box, you should set a rule for the class 'SigninPopup'.

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    ChanuxChanux Admin of Geek.lk ✭✭

    thank you very much @whu606 . it is so helpful..

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