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I figured out the problem! At the bottom of your joomla.css you need to add closing "//" to your edit. the comment line should look like this now: sorry about that.

bjornkock wrote:I figured out the problem! At the bottom of your joomla.css you need to add closing "//" to your edit. the comment line should look like this now:

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//* PhocaPDF Custom Edits *//

sorry about that.

Hello my friend,

I did put the closing comments and it no difference.

I have then tried to remove and reinstall PhocaPDF but removing fails.

Any ideas how do I remove it manually?

I have deleted the "/public_html/administrator/components/" phocapdf, where else does it have files for me to remove?

Your help is much appreciated.

bjornkock wrote:I figured out the problem! At the bottom of your joomla.css you need to add closing "//" to your edit. the comment line should look like this now:

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//* PhocaPDF Custom Edits *//

sorry about that.

Hi,

Alright my friend, I read up on Joomla and manually installed Phoca and then uninstalled and then did a "clean install"

Same with plugin

And then I applied your settings and I am back to "PDF icon" looking like a printer so I have removed all other icons and left the printer so you move the mouse it says "PDF" and thats all for the time being and will have to do.

Thanks for all your help

Hi, the only thing I have done, integrate in the article template (/httpdocs/templates/rt_gantry_j16/html/com_content/article/default.php) and add one line to style1.css (there I do all my css customizing): This uses the normal joomla css sprite (Print, mail, edit), where also a PDF symbol is included.

I hope that helps.

Ok, thanks for this info.
Jan

Thanks for this extension

As I had to you might also have to check your gantry framework based template (I'm using Eris btw.) for override style sheets. As it turned out the "joomla.css" file from within the gantry framework gets overridden by the template so I had to append at the end of /templates/eris/css/joomla-override.css

Dom

Hi, thank you for this info.

Jan