By Ronny Strätling on Friday, 25 September 2015
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In Frontend the media manager looks cracked and selecting fotos from an album is not possible because width of fotos is propagated to 16px from compiled template CSS.

Check with editing any blog entry and try to insert a foto. You'll see there are more CSS conflicts that make it look bad. Just provide me an idea where to tackle the conflicts. Many thanks
Kind Regards
Ronny
Hey Ronny,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.

Can you take a look of my attached screenshot below?

Are you referring this conflict issue?

If yes, I have applied some css fix in this file JoomlaFolder/templates/sforum/css-compiled/sforum-compiled-ba328c159e29e42a803f15ed0277857d.css
div#fd.eb .eb-mm-filelist.view-tile .eb-mm-file i{
width: auto !important;
height: auto !important;
}


But It seems like the previous css cached, when I refresh the page it didn't load my new css on browser, do you know how to clear the cache from template so it can load this new css appear on your page again?
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Saturday, 26 September 2015 13:25
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Hi Arlex,

that is exactly the problem and that should solve it. Thank you - I only need to find the place where the compiled version takes it from in order to fix it. Thus I dit put it into style-composer.min.css and refreshed the cash with success. But this .min.css receives regular updates (from what?) so I'm not sure where really to put it in in order to have it solved once and for all. Can you help me in this? I used theme zincgreen.

Best Regards
Ronny
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Saturday, 26 September 2015 15:22
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Hey Ronny,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here. Rather than modifying the existing css files in EasyBlog, it would be ideal that you place these changes into your template's css file instead. Most Joomla templates allows you to add a custom.css file into /templates/JOOMLA_TEMLATE/css/ and they will then render this file on your site
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Saturday, 26 September 2015 17:48
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