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  1. danneel
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Hi 51 People,

Hope you're well. I'm using the Layla template along with RSJoomla's RSFiles Component. When I use the RSFiles within an article the main menu becomes non-functional.

I posed the question to RSJoomla and they said the following.

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What you're encountering is coming from your template CSS rules, more precisely:

.jviewport-height70 {
height: 70vh;
}

..located under this path:

http://notforprofit.website/templates/j51_layla/css/nexus.min.css

It would be best to contact your template developers directly regarding this situation.


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Let me know.. Thanks
Dan
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  1. http://notforprofit.website/index.php/offices/city-engineer
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Hi Dan

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

.jviewport-height70 {

    height: auto;

}


Ciaran
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Appreciate the info.. Thanks..
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