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[bertlmike Friend bertlmikeJoin date: February 2009Posts: 14Downloads:1Uploads:0 Thanks: 9]

#160084

I’m looking for a way to have the content of “user3” look like “user6” (i.e. have no border and use the healine style of “user6”).
Also, is there a way to have “user1” take up the space of “user1” and “user2” (2/3 of the total width) and “user3” just 1/3?

Thanks for any assistance in advance,

Michael

[Phill Moderator PhillJoin date: February 2014Posts: 7013Downloads:40Uploads:77 Thanks: 917 Thanked: 2206 times in 1818 posts]

#376369

Yep, it should be easy to do using a combination of the specialwidth comant and maybe a module class suffix. Can you post an image of exactly what you are looking for and a link to your site?

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1. bertlmike

[bertlmike Friend bertlmikeJoin date: February 2009Posts: 14Downloads:1Uploads:0 Thanks: 9]

#376370

You can see the work in progress here: http://www.zahnregulierung-liezen.at/

I would like to have the gallery module on the front page take up 2/3 of the total width and have the “Hallo Welt” module look more like the “Test” module (no box/frame and the different style of headline underlining)

Thanks for the fast reply!

Michael

[Phill Moderator PhillJoin date: February 2014Posts: 7013Downloads:40Uploads:77 Thanks: 917 Thanked: 2206 times in 1818 posts]

#376372

We’ll start with the widths question. Go to your template manager, click on the layouts tab then click on the edit button for the default layout. Add the code below I have highlighted in red.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<layout name="desktop">
<!--Extra css load for this layout-->
<stylesheets>
</stylesheets>
<blocks name="top" style="xhtml">
<block name="top-panel" type="modules" style="raw" main-inner="1">top-panel</block>
<block name="header" type="header" main-inner="1"></block>
<block name="mainnav" type="mainnav" main-inner="1"></block>
<block name="cpanel" type="usertools/cpanel"></block>
<block name="slideshow" type="modules" style="raw" >slideshow</block>
<block name="topsl" type="spotlight" style="rounded" specialwidth="33" main-inner="3">user1,user2,user3</block>
<block name="highlight" type="modules" style="raw" main-inner="1">user4</block>
<block name="topsl1" type="spotlight" special="right" specialwidth="33" main-inner="1">user5,user6</block>
</blocks>
<blocks name="middle" colwidth="33" main-inner="3">
<block name="right1">left</block>
<block name="right2">right</block>
</blocks>
<blocks name="bottom" style="xhtml">
<block name="botsl" type="spotlight" main-inner="1">user7,user8,user9,user10</block>
<block name="navhelper" type="navhelper"></block>
<block name="footer" type="footer"></block>
</blocks>
</layout>

Save your settings and that should be the widths sorted.

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1. bertlmike

[bertlmike Friend bertlmikeJoin date: February 2009Posts: 14Downloads:1Uploads:0 Thanks: 9]

#376377

This solved the width problem. Thanks for that!

– Michael

[Phill Moderator PhillJoin date: February 2014Posts: 7013Downloads:40Uploads:77 Thanks: 917 Thanked: 2206 times in 1818 posts]

#376378

The module position is a lot easier, simply add the following module suffix in the module.


-blank ja-moduletable


You can do that in the module manager.

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1. bertlmike

[bertlmike Friend bertlmikeJoin date: February 2009Posts: 14Downloads:1Uploads:0 Thanks: 9]

#376381

Thank you very much! Fantastic support!

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