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[nichelleh Friend nichellehJoin date: February 2012Posts: 49Downloads:0Uploads:11 Thanks: 11]

#174999

Help! I am using the Nex template with Joomla 2.5. I switched the module positions of the ja newspro module and the featured module on the front page. Now the heading for the ja news pro module is not aligned to the picture. This is shown in the screen shot that is attached

I have no idea how to go about fixing this. Can you suggest anything?

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[TomC Moderator TomCJoin date: October 2014Posts: 14077Downloads:58Uploads:137 Thanks: 948 Thanked: 3155 times in 2495 posts]

#443727

Is there any way you can upload the site to your webhost server, even temporarily? It is difficult to provide you with specifics for your particular configurations – especially with the modifications you’ve made – without being able to access it online.

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#443771

It’s possible in the next day or so.
Should I repost when I put it up?

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#443810

<em>@nichelleh 307642 wrote:</em><blockquote>It’s possible in the next day or so.
Should I repost when I put it up?</blockquote>
Just reply within this same thread, and I will be notified so I can follow-up when you provide the url.

Thanks

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#446181

Hi Tom,

Finally got the site up. It looked to me like this issue resolved itself until I showed my boss who said that in her browser it was not aligned. After looking again, when I zoom in (using ctrl, scroll up) there is one particular level of zoom that misaligns the box.

The site is here: http://cycc.socialwork.dal.ca

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#446185

<em>@nichelleh 310785 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi Tom,

Finally got the site up. It looked to me like this issue resolved itself until I showed my boss who said that in her browser it was not aligned. After looking again, when I zoom in (using ctrl, scroll up) there is one particular level of zoom that misaligns the box.

The site is here: http://cycc.socialwork.dal.ca</blockquote>
Which browser are you referring to?

I just zoomed in so far a blind person could likely sense the colors of the site – and it looked fine all the way in.

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#446187

Haha! that’s too far!

We are both using firefox. It is not at all levels of zoom – just one specific level. I’m not sure how I can quantify exactly when it is happening…

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#446193

<em>@nichelleh 310793 wrote:</em><blockquote>Haha! that’s too far!

We are both using firefox. It is not at all levels of zoom – just one specific level. I’m not sure how I can quantify exactly when it is happening…</blockquote>
Okay, I think I see what you’re talking about (in FireFox) … there is about a 1px space on the left – correct?

Is this a deal killer?

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#446194

I sincerely hope not. However, it will nag at my boss everytime she looks at the site so if it’s possible to fix then I should.

I just think it’s strange that nothing else comes out of alignment when zooming, only this one element.

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#446196

It is strange and is likely a FireFox browser related issue.

Why does your boss need to zoom in so far? . . . Time for lasix eye surgery, perhaps? 😉

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#446198

I’ll suggest that as a solution!

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#446499

Hi Tom,

Her response was to remove the title altogether.

Fine, no problem….

Then she wanted to try a different type of title, so I borrowed a module suffix from a different module in the template userguide. It totally threw off the formatting and when I deleted the module suffix it left the formatting skewed. See the homepage http://cycc.socialwork.dal.ca/

Where can I look to fix this?

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#446504

So you want to replace the module suffix you had deleted?

You don’t remember what/where it was?

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#446507

Well, I have replaced it with the original, but the alignment is still messed up.

Ideally, I guess, I will go with no module suffix, and will not show the module title at all.

Even when I delete the suffix though the alignment stays the same.

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#446511

What about trying the following:

/templates/ja_nex/html/mod_janewspro/nex/style.css … at line 88

<blockquote>#ja-topsl1 .ja-zincontent > img,
.sidebar .ja-zincontent > img {
margin-left: -18px;
margin-right: -12px;
margin-top: -14px;
}
</blockquote>

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