This is very odd. I wrote this "How to nisse" in a Custom HTML module. On that text I made a link and save.
'BUT, on my page it says "HOW TO NISSE" I don't want that, people going to think that I'm shouting
Why is this happening to me?

www.butik.meisolle.com/index.php/kurser

Hi

Its the css

.sidebar ul li a, .sidebar ul li .zen-menu-heading {
text-transform: uppercase !important;
}

Instead add to your custom coding

.sidebar ul li a, .sidebar ul li .zen-menu-heading {
text-transform: none !important;}
}

Thanks Paul,
where do I find the right css file? The code is not in the template css.
/Christina

Hi Christina,

Thats the style of the template however you can override that as Paul suggested in the custom.css file.

docs.joomlabamboo.com/zen-grid-framework-4/theme/customisation.html

Scroll down to making small changes.

Let us know if you need more help.

Anthony

That fixed it thank you.

Isn't weird, that it suddenly came out with capital letters? I mean, when I write in the backend, I expect it to come out like that.

Hi Christina,

Its a template design choice so it transformed lower case to upper case

Good luck with the site

Cheers
Paul

aha, okej now I know

You're welcome

Cheers
Paul

I'm back with this "problem" I just installed Acymailing and again these big letters in the header of the module, can I add some more code to my custom file to get rid of it?

www.butik.meisolle.com/index.php/blog
at the bottom.

Hi

How to target it depends on how you use that module elsewhere on the site

Is that position used somewhere else on the site?

Cheers
Paul

I have two modules (one I copied)
one on the front page and one on my blog www.butik.meisolle.com/index.php/en/blog

And yes I use this position for other modules beside the two.

www.butik.meisolle.com/index.php/en/kurser and here
www.butik.meisolle.com/index.php/en/online-butik

If all of those capital headlines can go away, it would actually be perfect

Try adding

.zen-module-title h3 {text-transform: none;}

Cheers
Paul

YES, perfect

So that is a global change for all modules

Cheers
Paul