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Default Message on Registered page in Oxygen

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When you select an Article to be registered, the default message on the page before logging in is rather harsh with the red imposing banner: "You are not authorized to view this resource."

Is there a way to edit it to something more inviting like "Please log-in to view this page."

I know that you can add Pre text in the Module Manager, but the red banner is like a matador red cape in front of a bull!
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You can edit the default Joomla error warning colors by adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

[code type=css]#system-message > .error > ul {
background-color: #E6C0C0;
border-color: #DE7A7B;
color: #FFFFFF;
}[/code]
.. where #FFFFFF is your text color, #E6C0C0 your background and #DE7A7B your border. Edit these to your own taste.

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What about editing the default warning itself?
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As in editing the actual warning text or the original CSS styling the warning?

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Editing the text in the warning to say something like: Please login to view this resource.
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You will find error messages like this stored in Joomlas language files. Try editing the folloiwng in ../language/xx-XX/xx-XX.com_content.ini (LINE 21).

COM_CONTENT_ERROR_LOGIN_TO_VIEW_ARTICLE="Please login to view the article"

Ciarán
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ciaran

Any idea where in Joomla I might find that code?
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Try editing the folloiwng in ../language/xx-XX/xx-XX.com_content.ini (LINE 21).

You will need FTP access to the root of your Joomla installation to access your langauges folder.

Ciarán
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