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  • becino Friend
    #202016

    hi i need a little help

    i have my site with this template JA SMASHBOARD

    but i want to see only one section on my home page …
    and this section need to place it on all space availible …

    and i want to put all the banner space to like this photo 🙂

    i playing with the image … but this is the distribution what a want!! 🙂


    1. template1024x768
    Saguaros Moderator
    #552850

    HI Becino,

    As I can see that the homepage of your site ‘Inicio’ has type of ‘Category Blog’, you can go to backend setting of this menu item > navigate to Page Display Option > add an additional page class called homepage (remember add a space before this class name)

    Then go to this css file: /templates/ja_smashboard/css/custom.css (create this file if doesn’t exist) and add this CSS rule:


    .homepage .t3-mainbody .t3-content .item > article { width: 100%; }

    becino Friend
    #553457

    hi there Saguaros 🙂 nice day bro .. and thanks for your reply

    look this is my page how looks …

    i put this other css lines

    border: solid;
    color: red;

    only to probe if the file works…. 🙂

    but if you can see … the article dont have the 100% of my screen!! :((

    how can i solved this??


    1. Captura-de-pantalla-18
    Saguaros Moderator
    #553505

    Could you check the URL of your site again? I tried to access with provided URL but without success: http://prntscr.com/4xve7v

    Andrew Winkler Friend
    #555115

    I have the same problem. My customer wants a full article on his homepage. It only covers the left half of his page, even with the above mentioned custom.css change for a ‘ homepage’ suffix and an article that’s got a big picture on the left and a lot of text on the right. It only shows the picture. And the menu on the left sidebar does not work. (http://moshorganic.com.au)

    Saguaros Moderator
    #555164

    You can go to CSS file: /templates/ja_smashboard/css/custom.css (create this file if doesn’t exist) and add this CSS rule:


    .view-article .t3-content, .com_k2.view-item .t3-content {
    width: 100%;
    }

    or change the width to your desired value.

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