Maybe you haven't tried all of this yet?
1) Use tmpl=component to strip away template parts, which you’re already doing. However, ensure your template doesn’t have residual styles or scripts overriding the modal’s content.
2) Check if your main template CSS is affecting the modal. Adding overflow: hidden; and fine-tuning z-index values might help.
3) Instead of JCE Mediabox, try Joomla’s native Bootstrap modals. You can link the login form to a modal using data-bs-toggle="modal".
4) Use Joomla's template overrides for the `com_users` views to ensure only relevant components are displayed.
5) Test in multiple browsers and disable external scripts/styles that might conflict.
1) Use tmpl=component to strip away template parts, which you’re already doing. However, ensure your template doesn’t have residual styles or scripts overriding the modal’s content.
2) Check if your main template CSS is affecting the modal. Adding overflow: hidden; and fine-tuning z-index values might help.
3) Instead of JCE Mediabox, try Joomla’s native Bootstrap modals. You can link the login form to a modal using data-bs-toggle="modal".
4) Use Joomla's template overrides for the `com_users` views to ensure only relevant components are displayed.
5) Test in multiple browsers and disable external scripts/styles that might conflict.
Statistics: Posted by AlexanderS7 — Thu Nov 14, 2024 12:47 pm