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  • manindersingh Friend
    #131399

    Hi

    As in this JA Edenite template we have class suffix “-hilite” with orange colour.

    I want to create new custom module class suffix with “blue” colour
    e.g -blue

    How we can create this.

    Thanks,

    Sherlock Friend
    #262666

    Hi manindersingh !
    To create a new module class suffix you only create css for it :
    Open template.css file in templates/ja_edenite/css folder , find following code sections at about line 647, 691 :


    div.moduletable, div.moduletable_menu, div.moduletable_text, div.moduletable_hilite {
    margin:0;
    padding:0 10px 10px;
    }


    div.moduletable_hilite h3 {
    background:#2C79B3 url(../images/grad2.gif) repeat-x scroll center bottom;
    }

    this is code section for “_hilite” module class suffix , you can base it and create css for new module class suffix.

    kladow Friend
    #263489

    Is it possible to setup a module class suffix that would allow me to remove the padding for the content area only? For example, I have an image that I would like to be flush to the top, left, of the module content area (mod_custom on right hand position) I tried messing with the class suffix instructions above but didn’t have any luck to remove the padding from only the content area.

    When I modified the padding in a custom class suffix, it would also move the text in the module title over. I want to keep the padding in the title, but remove the padding around the image I am placing in the module.

    Thanks,

    Menalto Friend
    #263518

    Something like this then:

    div.moduletable_yoursuffix {
    margin:0;
    padding:0;
    }

    Sherlock Friend
    #263672

    exactly , thanks menalto !

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #312490

    I’m trying to add a new class sufix to this template however no matter if I add a new sufix to the templates.css file I’m still not able to change the style when trying to position the module on “Top” replacing the “log in module”. >:( I’m probably missing a step.
    1. Add style to the templates.css file correct

    2. on Module Class Suffix add the style i.e. -blank or what ever custom name given to the css added to the file. Also I tried -Hilite on the field but I get the same style over and over and I’m not able to change the look of the module position :((

    Module Class Suffix for dummies anywhere on the forum?

    jc

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