Can you give us the URL?

Updated site-infos in first post

Hello,

The site logins are Admin only. We need super user. But also I see no custom fields in the add event section.

Many thanks
Tony

Thanks - as you pointed out the template is removing CSS classnames from the output of the component. This is VERY poor practice - from what I can make out the problem is related to the frontend edit style sheets, is that something that can be disabled or modified?

superuser-access granted.

PLEASE DON'T DESTOY ANYTHING! ;-)

geraint:
unfortunately I find no option to disable this incredible feature of T3-Framework.
I hoped you do.

Are you able to comprehend the "class-name-rename-issue" ?

I'm afraid you will have to deal with the template developer on this one - they are changing the standard Bootstrap based CSS so should be able to advise you.

The only alternative I can suggest is a code change in JEvents to remove the btn-group from the radio box but I suspect this will not help. I tried disabling the chosen bootstrap enhancements in the JEvents config (event editing tab) and the radio box disappeared completely.

I've also come to this conclusion, but the template-developer tells exactly the same from the JEvents component.

You can read here: https://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/radiobutton-looks-very-strange/.

This all isn't very satisfying. :-(

By the way...

Have you had a look at the custum-fields issue I told you in this thread?

The guy at Joomlart doesn't seem to understand the issue - he hasn't managed to get the radio box to appear in the Joomla template and hasn't understood that its their code

		//frontend edit radio on/off - auto convert on-off radio if applicable

		$('fieldset.radio').filter(function(){

			return $(this).find('input').length == 2 && $(this).find('input').filter(function(){

					return $.inArray(this.value + '', ['0', '1']) !== -1;

				}).length == 2;

		}).addClass('t3onoff').removeClass('btn-group');

that is changing the markup sent by the component. This javascript is FAR too aggressive and should not be affecting ALL radio elements inside a fieldset.

If you want a workaround - change "fieldset" to "div" in the file plugins/jevents/jevcustomfields/customfields/jevcfradio.php at lines 254 and 291.

BUT this is not a problem with our code its their javascript affecting too much on the page.

where did you find that code?
I'll eleminate it.

Killed the code and everything looks good.

so far... the "no" isn't red anymore.
How can I fix this?

Have you disabled Bootstrap in my JEvents-config?

Sorry - yes I did disable Bootstrap as a test in the JEvents config and forgot to re-instate it when it didn't help.