SMF bridge hijacks my joomla templates css settings

[2kreative]

Joomla 1.08
Smf 1.1rc2
Ortiso bridge 3.20
link:http://community.myurbanportal.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=54

It seems that SMF bridge hijacks the css on my joomla template in wrapped mode.
I was looking at the required code for the bridge that I have to insert after the head tag on my template.
I see a path to the smf css file. Does this need to be changed?



one last thing..I see references to bridge 1.14..how does this differ from the 3.20 bridge? Or is it one in the same?

[Kindred]

ARGH!   yet another person who posts a "problem" without READING first!

This has been discussed probably over 100 times now.

If you are using an SMF theme that was not specifically deisgned to be wrapped, then you will encounter some conflicting CSS objects.
You have two choices:
1- use a theme that was deisgned to be wrapped.
2- modify your SMF style.css and merge it with your joomla theme's css file.
combine/remove the duplicate entries to achieve your desired effect.

3.20 was v 1.1.1 and 1.1.2...   1.1.3 and 1.1.4 took on the new numbering schema and 1.1.4 is the most recent release.

[2kreative]

ARGH!   yet another person who posts a "problem" without READING first!

ummm..yeah.
Dude.. it isnt like you can search the forum half the time. And it isnt like there are naming conventions for specific posts to make it easier for someone who isnt on hereall the time to find stuff. You can literally spend hours browsing through posts.

I appreciate the info..and direction.

[paki]

http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=63187.msg545260#msg545260

[Kindred]

actually, Paki... that's not really the best way to handle it...

the best way is to actually merge the two files and remove/combine the conflicting statements