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Hi
I'm using a principal component (Os booking services) in my website J3, Nina 3, bootstrap 2 :https://visiomaths.fr.
I bought nina 4 to go to Jommla 4 . My component is compatible J4
With template Cassiopea, J4 and bootstrap 5, there is no problem with colors but with Nina 4, colors change, and it is a problem when using the component
I need a solution if i want to transfer my website on joomla 4.
any idea ?
Thierry
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Hi Thierry

Would you have a URL directly to an example of the element with the issue?

Ciaran
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Hello

Do you have a URL to an example where the issue is present? I can only find an original example of your element (under 'les services').

Ciaran
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