We are using the Coolness template on Joomla 1.5 (yes I know...) and now that we have activated Acymailing Newsletter creation from the frontend, the issue is that the template does not display the toolbar (which contains icons on the webpage. Not sure why this is happening but I do know that Coolness does not display any icons anywhere on our pages.
Is there a way to override this at all?
Here is the Firefox "inspect Element" code from that page which shows the toolbar being rendered but it is not displayed (see image below)
AcyMailing is responsible for its own styling. I don't see why using Coolness would have any affect on this unless they're absolutely dependent on CSS only present in the default Joomla template. Inspect where the toolbar should be with Chrome or Firebug for Firefox and take a look at the toolbars CSS to see if it's flat out missing its styling or if it's being hidden by "display: none" perhaps.
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Thanks for your replies and offers of help. Turns out The problem comes from the class "toolbar" used on the Acymailing toolbar, which is also used by another component redefining its CSS.
The great folks at Acyba corrected this by adding the following code in the Component front-end CSS file in the
Acymailing configuration, tab "Interfaces":
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