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[daveburstein Friend davebursteinJoin date: December 2013Posts: 125Downloads:227Uploads:22 Thanks: 43 Thanked: 12 times in 2 posts]

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Thanks much for the help you’ve been giving me.

I’m wondering where is the css for the “Custom HTML” module? I’m having a problem setting the padding.

Help appreciated.

Dave Burstein

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#562690

Can you provide a screenshot pointing out where, on your site, the particular module is
– and how you want to adjust the padding?

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Tom

Here’s one of them http://jbdb.org/msdemodaveplay/index.php/about-us

Thanks for the support. I’m looking for for a solution either in custom.css or jce. Not quite getting it.

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<em>@daveburstein 462897 wrote:</em><blockquote>Tom

Thanks for the support. I’m looking for for a solution either in custom.css or jce. Not quite getting it.</blockquote>

Okay, now all I need to know is how are you wanting to modify the margins/padding?

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Tom

The first thing I need to do is extend the background blue color (Uber default) throughout the box. When I/the client sees that, they will probably want another tweak. So my main question is where to put the css, whatever comes up.

Thanks again
Dave

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#562700

Try This:

If you haven’t yet done so, create a new fiel called “custom.css” within file path –> /templates/ja_uber/css/

Within that custom.css file, cut/paste the following CSS rule:


.t3-sidebar .t3-module {
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #c5e4ed;
}

SAVE CHANGES – CLEAR CACHE – REFRESH PAGE

Assuming I understood you correctly, this should give you the uniform blue background color you mentioned.

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