Although there was a mention of only using the Light theme for now, if you didn’t notice this and then got such serious errors you might not realize what was going on.Well. I got a bit irritated, because the information says not to change from MODxLight, and I didn’t. I can’t find anything in this thread that says "don’t edit a manager user", which was the only thing I was doing. So I was only trying to help, I could easily have just reinstalled instead of posting as I did.
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Why is the text inside <textarea></textarea> so tiny in MODxLight?
input, textarea, td, select {
font-size: 100% !important;
}input, td, select {
font-size: 100% !important;
}
textarea {
font-size: 150% !important;
}
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Well. I got a bit irritated, because the information says not to change from MODxLight, and I didn’t. I can’t find anything in this thread that says "don’t edit a manager user", which was the only thing I was doing.I think this has to do with the fact that user settings (if set) will now override the default settings set in the configuration. When a manager user is saved, it also saves the theme settings for that user.
I think this has to do with the fact that user settings (if set) will now override the default settings set in the configuration. When a manager user is saved, it also saves the theme settings for that user.Yes, you are correct, when creating a new user it automatically sets template in user settings to "Default" and that overrides what I’ve choosed as manager theme.
MODX Staff
Yes, you are correct, when creating a new user it automatically sets template in user settings to "Default" and that overrides what I’ve choosed as manager theme.Okay, that needs looking at then. It should set it initially to whatever the current configuration setting is for the theme - obviously, that hasn’t happened in your case.
This discussion is closed to further replies. Keep calm and carry on.