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Hey Guys I Am Having Two Seperate Modules In Joomla And The Same Css Is Applied To Both.I Want To Change The Font Color Of First Module But When I Do Changes In Css,Changes Occurs In Both The modules..is anyone is having a way to solve this problem??

Posted 20-Mar-14 1:59am

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OriginalGriff 20-Mar-14 8:08am

When I said 'Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information' what I meant was: 'Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information' not 'Post this again as a separate question'.

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Tejas Vaishnav 20-Mar-14 8:13am

as your question inform that, you are using same css to both module, so if you change in css then it will affect to both the module.

so if you need to apply any specific change to particular module, just create a new css class and apply your desired css changes over there and use that class with your module, where you want that changes..

you can specified more than one class over any control like span, div, input etc.. so don't worries about it, just sap rate one new css class and applied Font Color over there and use that class to your First Module.

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2014-03-20T02:11:00

The whole point of CSS is that you only have to make the change once to cascade that effect through everything that is using that style.

Try creating another style (or "sub-style") that inherits all of the properties of the original except Font Color. Module 1 needs to use the original style, Module 2 needs to use the amended style.

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