The CSS? It's in views/default/css/elements/

anybody kows it?

sorry gillie, I havn t seen you answered me :)

but I would like to change the login page of my elgg site, and I don t know if there is any posibility for changing it from this plugin, so that I can have an other login page. Is it posible changing it from basic light plugin?

@xhipri09 Yes it is, but you should consider creating your own plugin to hold all your customizations. You can grab a plugin skeleton here, if you don't know how to start,

http://www.perjensen-online.dk/10/dont-modify-core/

And could you please continue this discussion in one of the groups since it's not basic light specific, thanks.

won t continue it here. You let me know that this is not a basic light plugin specific, and don t have anything with it, so I´ll try to make my own plugin for the loggin page.

Thanks for your answer.

How can I hide the search box for non logged in? I´ve tried with other plugings that hide the searchbox and could hide it but when I activate this theme it don t hides..

@xhipri09 Search is in the topbar, ../page/elements/topbar.php. Wrap the search box line in a condition.

if (elgg_is_logged_in()).

okay gillie. Where do I have to put it in my topbar.php?

This is the code I have:

<?php

/**
* Basic Light topbar
*
*/

?>

<div class="elgg-navbar">
<div class="elgg-navbar-inner">
<?php echo elgg_view_menu('topbar', array('sort_by' => 'priority', array('elgg-menu-hz'))); ?>
<?php echo elgg_view('search/search_box', array('class' => 'elgg-search-topbar')); ?>
</div><!-- /.elgg-navbar-inner -->
</div><!-- /.elgg-navbar -->

I´m asking it becouse I have tryed to put it in any place and I get two results: one-not do anything and two- hide it for all users..

@xhipri09

Show your code, one of the two.

this is the code I have in my /page/elements/topbar.php

<?php

/**
* Basic Light topbar
* 
*/

?>

<div class="elgg-navbar">
<div class="elgg-navbar-inner">
<?php echo elgg_view_menu('topbar', array('sort_by' => 'priority', array('elgg-menu-hz'))); ?>
<?php echo elgg_view('search/search_box', array('class' => 'elgg-search-topbar')); ?>
</div><!-- /.elgg-navbar-inner -->
</div><!-- /.elgg-navbar -->

Thanks gillie!!

I´ve tried to put the condition in those kine, but connot get it work...

Dear Per,

after such a long looking for a nice and clean theme, I think I found it. Yours is great and it seems to work nicely with all my other plug-in's

To be honest, I simply *hate* the standard blueish Elgg theme and yours IS the solution I was looking for.

Thank you,