Color of file upload icons

On one of my church sites I have an odd happening. On normal, the icon color seems to be from the Bootstrap CSS file. However, on hover, it seems to be from my template CSS file, picking up the button hover color.

I don't really care about that so much except the icons in normal are too light against the BG, anf the icon on the left hand end seems to be missing. I had a new staff member add a sermon and the file didn't load against the item correctly. Although he uploaded through the front end interface, and it showed in the bottom field of the audio file (the attachments aren't showing this item), it wasn't in the top field, which I fixed by clicking at the left hand end icon/button. THere's nothing to communicate that this step is needed or to click that icon/button.

Have I got something wrong or is this the normal action? I've done almost all uploading from the backend previously.

For the missing icon, you can try enabling the "Load IcoMoon CSS" Parameter in the SermonSpeaker options (Tab "Layouts").
This loads some CSS which should make the icons appear.

Colors and the like are all coming from your template. SermonSpeaker doesn't apply much CSS itself. For the frontend edit form, it's this file: github.com/Bakual/SermonSpeaker/blob/mas...s/frontendupload.css
You can override this in your template if needed.

The file field should behave exactly the same in frontend and backend. It's actually the same code.
So when the file is uploaded through the frontend form, it should automatically fill in the path into the text field. You shouldn't have to click anything there.

I looked at the items using Inspect, but it doesn't always seem to show where every style comes from (or perhaps it's just me!!).

Anyway, thanks for the heads up on IcoMoon - that made it clearer.

Just for your info: The IcoMoon parameter just loads this CSS from Core Joomla: github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/stagin.../jui/css/icomoon.css
So it's not a SermonSpeaker ressource it loads, it's one from Joomla CMS:

Huh! Never knew there was such a thing in Joomla. After 12-13 years, never too late to learn something new! I'll have to look at that more - perhaps other areas I can use that on my sites. Thanks Thomas!