wireframe-theme.css styles and Menu...

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I noticed that the text & form styles in wireframe-theme.css override the default styles of my responsive menu builder drop down. Has anyone else noticed this? Anyone have a workaround? It would be nice to integrate these two programs without having to edit the wireframe-theme.css every time I re-export from RLM.
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That is the problem with such programmes that produce website components that come with their own style sheets.
Have you tried changing the sequence of the style sheets? Maybe put the link to the one pertaining to the menu builder below the other one?
If that doesn't work, I think you need to open a support ticket and let CC solve it by adding some prefix to the divs and classes to keep one css file separated from another. Those programmes are supposed to be used by non-coders, so clearly they can't be expected to add those prefixes themselves.
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Yeah, me too here I already submit a ticket to support and they responded that they will update the applications as follow:

We will have updates to Menu Builder and Button Builder in the next 1-2 weeks that will help correct those issues.
The CSS is being overwritten, so we are changing the CSS so that it will can not be overwritten.
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CC will have to do the same with the Button Builder, the Web Form Builder and any other programme that produces css files.
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One of the reasons I made this suggestion back in January.
http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/suggestions-for-new--programs/css-unifying-program/
A program that would take multiple CSS files combine them into one file and alert the user to any duplications or conflicts between the files. Then it could save it as one (or more, depending on the size of the file) CSS files.
Possibly even save it as a user readable CSS and a minified version. :D

You can sort of do this in Notepad++ with the Compare plugin, but not fully, automatically or easily (at least not that I have found out how)

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Hey Guys,

Coffeecup has resolved these issues with the css and it should be released in the next update as Scott has mentioned in another post. Because I was part of the Responsive Program I had early access to the programs and I stumbled across this issue and let them know. They have since fixed this problem and now it works absolutely flawless.

It has been corrected in menu builder and button builder. That being said I should mention they fixed it so it would work with their products. There is no guarantee that it will work 100% flawless with any other third party software.
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Mansour ... wrote:
Yesterday build was V1.0-2520 and Now v1.0-2521

Not RLM but Menu Builder. ;)

There will be updates to those programs shortly.
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Here is the fix you can use until this version is released. It should work for most menu configurations. In RLM, add this markup to the <head> for each layout that the menu appears on. You do this by clicking the Layouts Toolbar Icon.

<style>
/* Menu Builder */
.main-navigation #menuBuilder #nav ul.nav-collapse {
height:auto;
}
#menuBuilder .nav-button.bar, #menuBuilder .nav-button-slider.bar {
background-image:none;
}
</style>


Again, this is just a temporary fix until we release the update to Menu Builder.
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