here you go.

OK Try this ...



Im signing off now so will pick the post up in the morning.

ok now it works.

thank you so much.

will it affect my template by removing the reference?

and is there a way of closing the huge gap between the FAQ heading and the actual faq question?

Im not really familiar with that template so Im not sure what mootools was being used for in it. It may not be an issue ...



Do you use firefox?



If not then you should because it has a great addon that you can install called "web developer" which allows you to see what the css attributes of a certain part of your page are. You can then go and adjust the css accordingly. I would start by looking at the margin-bottom of the h3 tag in your css file ... and make sure that the pretext for the module is unpiublished even if there is nothing there.



Glad it is working for you

how do i change the font color for the pre text section?

right now, it's a very very light grey that i can hardly see.

That is in your template_css file ... unrelated to the module.



You can also put your text in a <p> tag to use the paragraph format also in your template:

[code:1]

eg <p>This is some content I have typed.</p>[/code:1]

is there a way of changing the light grey color in the pre text box itself?

If you mean the background to the question then that is set in the moo_faq.js file otherwise any other colour etc is set via your template ... so the module only displays what your template css file determines.

but how come it doesnt appear so light on other pages?

Its really hard for me to answer these questions if I cant see whats going on. The module comes without any css styling so I can only assume that its part of your template.



If you upload to a demo site I will be able to help you more

just thought of letting you know that i managed to solve it by using color tags in the pre-text box and it is able to show different colors now rather than the light grey

Glad to hear it ...

the input area of the faq is able to accept html tags right?

If you mean the question and answer area then yes.

that as well as the pre-text, post text?

another question, can i make the gap between an answer and the next question bigger? like the one shown on the demo.<br><br>Post edited by: bpk16, at: 2007/08/24 19:00