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  • hrasno Friend
    #171154

    Hi there, how to set module style to none? I need module with no style for a banner, no border no padding etc. Is there “none” module style I can use or I have to make one?

    gray Friend
    #426771

    In module configs, add class suffix ” none” (with space at the beginning).
    In templates.css add new style


    ja-moduletable.moduletable.none {
    padding:0;
    margin:0;
    border:none;
    }

    hrasno Friend
    #426986

    Sorry man, I did what you say but nothing happened, or maybe I did something wrong 🙁

    My url is: http://www.preporod.com (banner module is under ja news frontpage)

    gray Friend
    #426992

    If you added the new style to /templates/ja_teline_iv/css/template.css I still cannot find it on the site.
    Please clean the T3 Framework cache (and Joomla cache) or switch on the development mode in template configs.

    hrasno Friend
    #427178

    Now I did both, clean the cache (T3 and joomla) and turn development mode on.

    gray Friend
    #427182

    <em>@hrasno 285937 wrote:</em><blockquote>Now I did both, clean the cache (T3 and joomla) and turn development mode on.</blockquote>
    Not exactly, CSSs are still being loaded from cached file
    /t3-assets/css7b138.css

    Clean the Joomla cache and set caching of CSS to none in templates configs.

    hrasno Friend
    #427185

    Strange, after cleaning the both cache it is still loading css from t3-assets, but different one.
    Tehere is my css template settngs:


    1. css-off
    gray Friend
    #427193

    At the bottom of the same tempate configs page you have option “Optimize CSS”, set it to “no”.
    Also check what version of T3 Framework do you use, if not the latest – I’d recommend you to update it.

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