Hello,

it can be done in any of your template file, go to the template manager -> templates -> [your template] details and files -> css and edit one of the .css file (template.css for instance).

In the next update of the module, I will make it easier by adding a CSS override parameter, allowing any modification right in the module.

If you want to leave the template as is with no edition (which is better if you need to update it later without erasing your changes), I would suggest you download the free 'document easy' or 'custom source easy' and add the code with any of those extensions. The first one is a plugin that applies code additions to your whole site, the second one is a module that applies code to specific parts of your site.
You can find those at www.simplifyyourweb.com/index.php/downlo...-template-companions

Very good!

If the module looks differently on your server, you may have an issue with the stylesheets not getting the right file permissions. There are a few posts on this issue throughout this forum.

To check if that is the issue, look at the source code of a page that contains the module and in most browsers you can click on the link to the .css file associated with the module. You may have a 500 error in it. If that is the case, this is a file access permission issue.