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  • mario2000 Friend
    #198470

    Hi
    Im new to joomlart and I find big problems to add module class suffix, to have different styles.
    – Theme magic dont have the ability to create more that 1 class, I need at last 3 different clases.
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    ¿This theme (appolio) have preloaded class for modules?
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    I want to add 3 clases (box1 – box2 – box3) with similar css codes, but different colors

    .box1 {background-color:#ff0000; border:#222 1px solid;}
    .box1 {background-color:#886600; border:#222 1px solid;}
    .box1 {background-color:#000000; border:#222 1px solid;}
    ———-
    I have tray to add this code to my custom.css file, and box1 to my module class, but nothing change, on fronted I have this class <div class=”t3-module module box1″ id=”Mod142″> – so, the class suffix is added to the module, but no the css code for this class suffix.
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    ¿if I want to create this module variations directly from less, wath file I need to change?
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    Also, looking in the typography page of this theme – http://ja_appolio.demo.joomlart.com/index.php/en/typography – i have found some clases for the BUBBLES, for example – bubble-4 – , but realy DONT work.

    Thanks for your help.

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #537830

    Hi
    Try this thread suggestions by Tom C
    to add module class suffix
    http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/module-class-suffix-33/
    hope it will help you

    mario2000 Friend
    #537899

    NO
    This small tutorial dont work for me. Sems like dont read the custom.css file, even if i add the sidebar-2 position in module class suffix ( hero-unit sidebar-2).

    Maybe some people here, have an solution for this theme.

    Thanks

    mario2000 Friend
    #537900

    My website is http://gritafuerte.es , and I want to add module variations to the left sidebar (in maynbody section sidebar-2)

    TomC Moderator
    mario2000 Friend
    #537927

    Solvetin this way:
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    1- Add
    .box1 {background-color:#ff0000; border:#222 1px solid;}
    .box2 {background-color:#886600; border:#222 1px solid;}
    .box3 {background-color:#000000; border:#222 1px solid;}
    to your custom.css file – /public_html/templates/ja_appolio/css/custom.css

    2 – Add box1 to your module class suffix WITH AN SPACE in the beginning

    3 – In your module go to Avanced tab
    4 – In this tab in the last file (Module Style) I have selected the option System – ROUNDED
    5 – Save your module, clean the chache … and all work.

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