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[pavit Moderator pavitJoin date: September 2007Posts: 15749Downloads:199Uploads:2274 Thanks: 417 Thanked: 4028 times in 3778 posts]

#935459

norchris wrote:

I have made to modules with logos.

Hi

I can see only main logo on your home page , please explain

[norchris Friend norchrisJoin date: December 2010Posts: 146Downloads:7Uploads:21 Thanks: 81 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#935971

JA Sugite has a module on the front page with customer / clients logos

So, please look further down on the page and you will see the logos.

Thank you,

Norchris

[tom_laan84 Friend tom_laan84Join date: June 2008Posts: 348Downloads:142Uploads:30 Thanks: 88 Thanked: 67 times in 11 posts]

#935984

Change .ja-client css to a percentage of your liking.

For instance if you want 3 on a row make it 33%.

it may need a !important to override the default system but i don’t know for sure.

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#935986

make it a min-width: 33%. This way you won’t break the responsive styling where on small devices it displays 2 logo’s next to eachother.

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#937094

Thank you!

But, is it possible to avoid to do this in CSS?

Think it would be better to code it directly into the module / same place as logos

Cheers,

Norchris

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#972505

Hi Pavit,

could you give me a hint as of how to reduce the white space between the modules? The site is public now on http://www.scanteam.no

Just tooooo much white 🙂

Thanks for any help,

Cheers
Norchris

[pavit Moderator pavitJoin date: September 2007Posts: 15749Downloads:199Uploads:2274 Thanks: 417 Thanked: 4028 times in 3778 posts]

#973247

Hi

You can add to your custom.css this

.row-feature {
padding-top:30px!important;
padding-bottom:30px!important;
}

You can play with px values to find desired space

Regards

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#985938

Great! Thank you a lot!

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