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[robnob Friend robnobJoin date: October 2011Posts: 104Downloads:0Uploads:16 Thanks: 18 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#176382

I can’t find what it is labeled as in the template.css file?
I want to remove all margins so it is tight against other modules…
Any ideas?

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#449670

<em>@robnob 315397 wrote:</em><blockquote>I can’t find what it is labeled as in the template.css file?
I want to remove all margins so it is tight against other modules…
Any ideas?</blockquote>
Hello robnob,

It’s located in “/templates/ja_methys/css/template.css”, please go to this file and find “#ja-right .ja-moduletable” style.

For list of custom module, please go to this thread http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/userguide-ja-methys-template-for-joomla-2-5/

Best regards.

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#449818

Nhat – Would this only be for the right custom module?

What if i was looking to edit a custom module set in User1 position?

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#449883

<em>@robnob 315602 wrote:</em><blockquote>Nhat – Would this only be for the right custom module?

What if i was looking to edit a custom module set in User1 position?</blockquote>
Hello robnob,

Please go to back-end, then go to “Extensions Module Manager”. After that select position “User1” in “Select position” select box, then select type “Custom HTML” in “Select type” select box. You will get all custom module in “User1” position. Click on it to edit 🙂

Best regards.

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