Can't figure out why this isn;t working? It worked on another site also, built in buildr.) Here I've just copied the code.

.zen-nav-fixed .ppl-logo img {
margin: 0px;
transform: scale(.7, .7);
transition: transform .75s ease-out 0s;
}

I have also tried adding the div id's, too: ie, #sticky-fill and #logowrap

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#logo .ppl-logo img {
margin: 0px 0px;
transform: scale(1, 1) !important;
transition: transform .75s ease-out 0s;
}

I see this as the code

I'm trying to resize it down when the fixed nav comes in... like I did on the other site. (Also created in the same version of buildR.)

Hi

Your site showing at the top of the page is showing

0 - Error decoding JSON data: Syntax error

Cheers
Paul

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I reinstalled the component that produces that error. Is it gone now?

I'm still seeing it on izzys.biz/

Cheers

did that site revert to a backup?! anyway, fixed.

Yep fixed

It was working a couple days ago... gotta have a talk with whoever is hosting that site. (Might be me.)

yeah I truly hate it when that happens - I host a few sites these days but can be a real pain

If I remove your style for the image and add

.zen-nav-fixed .ppl-logo img {
margin: 0px;
transform: scale(.7, .7);
transition: transform .75s ease-out 0s;
}

it does move but a bit like a table tennis ball

Thanks. Working now.

Happy days

The json error is usually after updating to 3.6.3 or higher.

This script can fix some common issues and point out any other problems: github.com/robwent/joomla-json-db-check

in my case, I know the cause - a contact component (from a very reliable developer) that patched the update a day late. So a couple sites of mine were caught out....and for some reason this site reverted to a back up.

Best of luck with the new site

Cheers
Paul

quick note to rob... your script on github is how i identified this solution a few weeks ago. thanks for posting that.

quick note to rob. your script on github is how identified the problem a few weeks ago. thanks for creating that!

no worries

I saw the issue and tried to create something to help people pin it down.