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[id31 Friend id31Join date: June 2008Posts: 58Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#137702

Hallo

I have install the galery from the JA Quarz Template in the Vauxite Template.

The gallery works good!

What must I do to become the gallery in this position (user 5) in a center position…look like the picture!

Please help me!?

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#289111

Hi there id31,

I don’t know if I have the full solution here as I have hot looked at the module so closely, but I think that one thing you could do was to make the thumbnails slighly bigger and that would fill in the space more. But I don’t know if that would fit the rest of your site or not.

[id31 Friend id31Join date: June 2008Posts: 58Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#289121

Ok, if i make the thumbnails bigger i use more from the place right, but the gallery is not placed at center position as well!

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#289122

do you have a live url we can look at?

[wooohanetworks Friend wooohanetworksJoin date: September 2008Posts: 1239Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 148 Thanked: 138 times in 41 posts]

#289123

Manche Userpositionen sind von Hause aus auf centered oder linksbündig angesetzt. Normalerweise sollte dieses in der index.php im Templateordner manuell berichtigt werden können, dann aber immer global, was dann auf alle Module in der Position zutrifft.

Das sind Eingriffgeschichten, man kann ebenso direkt in die PHP Datei des Moduls einen div container setzen in welchem man durch <div style=””>Modulcode</div> das Modul positionieren kann, aber auch alles andere sowie Textstile anpassen kann.. Das sollte aber nur als workaround zu verstehen sein, da in manchen Fällen im IE auch weitere Teile in der Position gleich mit angepasst werden, jedoch nicht immer, also immer erst testen.

Ansonsten werden auch so gut immer die CSS Styles des Templates übernommen, somit kann ein Modul aus einem anderen Template anders aussehen also in dem wo man es her hat. Somit ist es per modul suffix in der Admin möglich einen neuen CSS style in die Template CSS zu schreiben und diesen in der Moduladmin angeben. Gleiches kann man ebenso direkt in die PHP schreiben, wie es einem gefällt.

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Some positions are set to centered or left by default. Normally one can also change this manually with adding or changing codes in the index.php of your templatefolder. Those changes will be applied to all modules in that position globally.

This is some quick workaround codestuff, one can also wrap the code of the modules’ php with some div container and position the module this way…<div style=””>Modulecode</div>. This way one can also adjust text styles for just one module manually, these changes will be applied only to the module and not any other part of the site. This should really be seen only as some quick workaround, as sometimes, the changes are taken over also for other parts of the position when using IE, but not all the time, so just some workaround and not the best solution and always test it first.

Otherwise, the CSS styles of the template are always taken over by the module in the most cases. So, a module will look quite different in another template, as how it looked in the one you have it from. Certainly you can whether apply a new module suffix in the module admin and place related code into the template.css file to give the module a new styling or do the same coding in the modules php as mentioned above.

Anyone having the details for this specific template and module, please post it in addition, thank you!

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#289128

shouldnt be hard, but like i said before a live url would make it a lot more easy.

Can write a really long story without helping the thread starter or post things like this “could” work.
When having live url its more doable to give a sollution that WILL work.

[wooohanetworks Friend wooohanetworksJoin date: September 2008Posts: 1239Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 148 Thanked: 138 times in 41 posts]

#289129

What I wrote WORKS, there may be better solutions, applying this or not. Anyway, not everyone likes to share live urls, for good reasons, also when it is not you who are the reasons in some cases, as you guys wonna help but you know…;)

[bennitos Friend bennitosJoin date: May 2008Posts: 1717Downloads:0Uploads:39 Thanks: 39 Thanked: 474 times in 407 posts]

#289130

<em>@wooohanetworks 109375 wrote:</em><blockquote>What I wrote WORKS, there may be better solutions, applying this or not. Anyway, not everyone likes to share live urls, for good reasons, also when it is not you who are the reasons in some cases, as you guys wonna help but you know…;)</blockquote>

personally i cant think of one reason why you shouldnt post a live url.

[wooohanetworks Friend wooohanetworksJoin date: September 2008Posts: 1239Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 148 Thanked: 138 times in 41 posts]

#289132

1. Client does not like it.
2. Developers should not do this with clients sites without permission.
3. Also hackers can pay for membership, a lot of fun hackers out there too.
4. A bunch of unrelated people can access a site under development
5. A bunch of unrelated people can access a live site without any use, plus unneeded traffic , especially clients will not like the people visiting for no reason but looking as there was some link in one or more forums or signatures etc., etc., etc..

The list goes on…I know no reason to post a live url in a forum except you desperately need help but there are so many other ways to solve a problem, e.g. the new confidential “request help by staff” function, a support ticket or to use professional help right away, to ask friends you know very good and so on and so on….;)

[id31 Friend id31Join date: June 2008Posts: 58Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#289134

<em>@bennitos 109367 wrote:</em><blockquote>do you have a live url we can look at?</blockquote>

Live URL comes tomorrow, at the moment the side is on a local server.

I posted it when the url is ready!

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#289135

<em>@id31 109380 wrote:</em><blockquote>Live URL comes tomorrow, at the moment the side is on a local server.

I posted it when the url is ready!</blockquote>

Okido will have a look at this topic again when it is posted 🙂

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#289136

From that pictures it shows like he/she wants a place to place the gallery module in the middle of the site(mainbody area), why not try banner, banner1 or ja-news module position?

[wooohanetworks Friend wooohanetworksJoin date: September 2008Posts: 1239Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 148 Thanked: 138 times in 41 posts]

#289138

No that would be something else, from my understanding he or she wants to have the gallery just a little bit more on the right in position user 5, so to align the module centered, where the position is aligned to left by default but the gallery shall be centered. That is why I mentioned it.

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#289139

<em>@id31 109380 wrote:</em><blockquote>Live URL comes tomorrow, at the moment the side is on a local server.

I posted it when the url is ready!</blockquote>

Nur als Hinweis, so mache Ich es jedenfalls und es ist die beste Variante:

Man eröffnet ein Support Ticket hier: http://www.joomlart.com/member/contact.php oder direkt über den Userbereich.

Man kann auch wenn man einen Thread erstellt, auswählen daß man Support möchte per “Require help from staff”.

Mitglieder können auch nicht immer helfen, auch wenn diese sich sehr freuen oder sehr gerne helfen, mit einem Support Ticket ist es immer die beste Wahl und man ist auf der sicheren Seite…;)

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#289140

<em>@wooohanetworks 109385 wrote:</em><blockquote>Nur als Hinweis, so mache Ich es jedenfalls und es ist die beste Variante:

Man eröffnet ein Support Ticket hier: http://www.joomlart.com/member/contact.php oder direkt über den Userbereich.

Man kann auch wenn man einen Thread erstellt, auswählen daß man Support möchte per “Require help from staff”.

Mitglieder können auch nicht immer helfen, auch wenn diese sich sehr freuen oder sehr gerne helfen, mit einem Support Ticket ist es immer die beste Wahl und man ist auf der sicheren Seite…;)</blockquote>

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Don’t worry guys, and I know you can read german too, just mentioning how to submit a support ticket.

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