It is visible in the social icons at the top of the page staging1.somedaytrips.com where the extension is present on the page.
If you go to
staging1.somedaytrips.com/index.php/dest.../2015-05-08-13-30-23
you can see that is not the way the icons should look. A quick firebug check shows that your extension is conflicting with the css and this should never be the case as per the prior issue with another extension.
It is not just the icons.
While we can fix it this is something that should be fixed in the extension by your team.
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1. scroll down until you find the instagram feed on the home page. The first one is your extension
2. Now that you see that go back to the top and look at the social icons on the top right. They have been cast with a blue color.
3. click on the menu My Someday click on menu item All Likes
4. No look at the social icons. That is what they look like when your extension is not on the page.
5. If you look at the past ticket I referenced your code is not being written properly as you are overwriting standard css instead of calling out your own specific classes for your extension. The same issue as with your other extension and I suspect now that this is the second it is similar to others as well. Your extenstion should not be overwriting css in the template only your extension.
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You can find to "custom-jux-gallery.css": {root/module/mod_jux_social_gallery/assets/css/custom-jux-gallery.css}
and add id "#jux-social-gallery-container". You can view attachments in order to better understand.
While this solution might work it is not the correct way to fix the extension. Your extension should not have the following code in the css unless under a custom suffix.
a:link {
text-decoration: none;
}
a:link, a:visited, a:hover {
color: #00C0FF;
}
a:link visited and hover are almost ALWAYS handled by the template. If you want to override them it needs to be specific to the extension.
Instead we simply commented out the above code so that the template code would persist.
CSS Overrides
