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[Jeancarlos Rodriguez Friend Jeancarlos RodriguezJoin date: September 2014Posts: 252Downloads:46Uploads:29 Thanks: 21 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

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I need to showcase 3 product images that link to an article or an external link. Is there anu way that It can look like this.
this is from another joomlart template ja_zite.

or if you have another suggestion within this template.
thanks

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[TomC Moderator TomCJoin date: October 2014Posts: 14077Downloads:58Uploads:137 Thanks: 948 Thanked: 3155 times in 2495 posts]

#545720

Are you talking about adding this new block and display?

It CAN be done, but it will take a bit of effort – which is beyond the scope of general Forum Support.

My suggestion would be to try the following . . . .
1. Inspect the CSS of the section of the JA-Zite template you’re looking at (e.g. with Firebug)
2. Download the JA-Zite template files (quickstart files preferred)
3. Figure out which module/component that element is related to within the JA-Zite template
4. Make sure your JA-Nuevo template has that module/component
5. Try to transpose the styling of the module from JA-Zite to your JA-Nuevo template

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I got to be agree with @tomc, you need to put a bit effort to accomplish your goal..

here’s a rough step you might consider
1. go to your JA Zite’s package, copy k2_content_home and its content from *root*/templates/ja_zite/html/mod_k2_content and put it under *root*/templates/ja_nuevo/html/mod_k2_content
2. create a new k2 content module from your module manager, and have it set like this guide. Assign designated category and have it published on position features-intro-1
3. create custom.css under *root*/templates/ja_nuevo/css/
4. open k2.css located under *root*/templates/ja_zite/css/, find the comment /* Modules: K2 content ( Home ) */ and copy the css code from there onward, paste it to your newly created custom.css
5. save it, and refresh

here’s what it look like on nuevo’s quickstart

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