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J51_Hayley for Joomla 4: Front-End editing some buttons missing

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Hi Ciaran

there is an issue with J51_Hayley 1.0.0 for Joomla 4.

Front-End editors who want to edit blog articles can see only one «Edit» button, even if there are several articles in the blog. This button is placed on top of the maincontent section. Astonishingly it opens the lowest article at the bottom. Any other article can not be edited because there is no button.

This issue is similar to this one. There it was the template J51_Kaylee affected.

Thank you and kind regards
Chris
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crimle
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Hi Matti

I appreciate your answer. In fact, this code did resolve the issue. Nevertheless, it should be reported to Ciaran in order to perfect this template with a future version.

Thank you and kind regards
Chris
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kettumatti
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Hi Chris,

I added this in my custom CSS:


.icons {

    position: relative;

}


I'm not sure is that the correct/best way to fix it but at least "Edit"-buttons are not stacked anymore in blog view :)

- Matti
  1. more than a month ago
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