For some reason, on this nebula template, the #footerwrap is overlaying the content area. is there chrome specific language i can use to adjust this?

--> dev link <--

(I say 'content,' but since a J3.2 upgrade and t3v3 v 2.x, 'content' no longer appears in the template manage, nor do abovecontent and belowcontent.)

Do you have the t3 update installed from last week - found in the template download page?

Joomla introduced an issue in the latest update

I am running T3 2.0.2-fixupdate. The problem also occurs on mobile.

EDIT: and many familiar module positions no longer exist - such as Top1 - 4... abovecontent.... belowcontent.... sidebar-1.

"I say 'content,' but since a J3.2 upgrade and t3v3 v 2.x, 'content' no longer appears in the template manage, nor do abovecontent and belowcontent" - what does this mean?

Are the positions not loading or the template not accessible?

Hi

It looks like its something in your custom.css file as if I delete the file it renders ok

Cheers
Paul

The positions no longer appear in the T3V3 template manager (as reflected in your documentation) and the panel menu assigned to Top4 no longer appears. The dropdown list when assigning a position to a module is blank.

I'm thinking I should backdate to an earlier version.

Can you check first its not reset the positions in the layout?

custom css wouldn't affect the back end though, would it?

when i put #footerwrap {
margin-top: 90px !important;;
}

into custom css, nothing happens (though it works in the browser element inspector).

I can type known positions into the module's position selector. But those positions no longer appear in the template manager. To wit, the Nebula documentation page.

I may just turn off the footer for now. this page needs to be live again in a couple hours.

The front end issue does look like its your custom.css as if I disable it via the developer tools the site renders as expected

If we are looking at

docs.joomlabamboo.com/images/templates/nebula/nebula-modulepositions.png

that pic in the docs doesn't include all positions as its the front page only I believe

Are they not available to alter in the actual layout responsive settings? (when the default layout is loaded in that particular template style )

It doesn't seem to matter which available template or style I choose, those positions don't appear in the UI. I may open a ticket tomorrow....but for now I have to patch this up.

Not entirely I'm following which bit of the interface we are looking at but its definitely your custom.css

Cheers
Paul

don;t seem to be able to turn off the footerwrap either. been a loooong night.

problem is this

#mainWrap .zen-container { /* remove dotter rule beneath article */
background: none !important;
margin-bottom:-120px;
}