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  • windyjon Friend
    #120801

    Hi,

    Many thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

    My spotlight modules don’t look like they should. I’m trying to create 3 images in module positions user1, user2 and user5, (just like the JS_Rochea demo), so I’ve scaled my images to 158 pixels wide and set up the 3 modules.

    The problem is that the ‘rollover’ effect is much wider than my images. i.e. the coloured bit with the text which rolls up from the bottom is much wider than the image.

    Image attached.

    I’m only showing 2 modules in this screenshot.

    If I just have it with 1 module the rollover effect runs to the full width of the page.

    I’ve got a new and virginal install of Joomla with JA Rochea. There are no other copies of mootools installed. Any ideas? I’m stuck.

    Many thanks

    Windyjon

    choccibicci Friend
    #222103

    I had the same problem and found I needed to adjust the .ja-slwi-container width to 150px. This accomodates a 6 x 4.2 cm picture very nicely and doesnt spread across the modules if the width is set to 100% (default). I can get 3 of these in with both left and right columns in use, and it looks very tidy.

    windyjon Friend
    #222109

    Choccibicci,

    First of all, thanks very much for the advice. And I love your user name. 😉 Made me laugh for some strange, personal reason. Seemed very Italian/Anglo cross-cultural to me. But I digress.

    That seems to have fixed it. Just tweaked that style to fit my image sizes and it works perfectly.

    Unfortunately it means that anytime I want to use that module it has to be the same width, in my case 158 pixels. So I’m stuck with having 3 images or not using the module.

    I’ve a feeling that others can use images of any width they want, wherever they want, and the ‘scrolling up’ effect is working at ‘100%’ rather than some specific pixel width, which is clearly more limiting. It would be good to find out what’s causing this.

    But thank you for you help. I’m very grateful and you’ve fixed a problem for me.

    WindyJon

    qbali JATC
    #223035

    Hi guys,

    how do you fixed this problem , i have the same problem here.

    help me please

    regards

    ShannonN Friend
    #223054

    windyjon;18152Choccibicci,

    First of all, thanks very much for the advice. And I love your user name. 😉 Made me laugh for some strange, personal reason. Seemed very Italian/Anglo cross-cultural to me. But I digress.

    That seems to have fixed it. Just tweaked that style to fit my image sizes and it works perfectly.

    Unfortunately it means that anytime I want to use that module it has to be the same width, in my case 158 pixels. So I’m stuck with having 3 images or not using the module.

    I’ve a feeling that others can use images of any width they want, wherever they want, and the ‘scrolling up’ effect is working at ‘100%’ rather than some specific pixel width, which is clearly more limiting. It would be good to find out what’s causing this.

    But thank you for you help. I’m very grateful and you’ve fixed a problem for me.

    WindyJon

    Hi John
    have you tried using a percentage for the spotlights such as two modules 50 % each, 3 33.3 each 4 @ 25 % each (taking into account the smallish white space needed between spotlights) to make up the full 100 % page width?

    ShannonN

    ShannonN Friend
    #223055

    qbali;19460Hi guys,

    how do you fixed this problem , i have the same problem here.

    help me please

    regards

    The solution that is workable has been posted in the above thread? by choccibikki?

    windyjon Friend
    #223058

    <em>@qbali 19460 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi guys,

    how do you fixed this problem , i have the same problem here.

    help me please

    regards</blockquote>
    QBali,

    Choccibikki’s solution works well.
    1. Open template_css.css
    2. Around line 1670 is the following:

    .ja-slwi-container {
    width: 100%;
    }

    3. I changed this to :
    .ja-slwi-container {
    width: 158px;
    }

    4. I’ve tried using Shannon’s suggestion to use a % value, rather than a specific pixel value, but this doesn’t work unless you have something published in the ‘Right hand module’ position.

    ShannonN Friend
    #223062

    windyjon;19490QBali,

    Choccibikki’s solution works well.
    1. Open template_css.css
    2. Around line 1670 is the following:

    .ja-slwi-container {
    width: 100%;
    }

    3. I changed this to :
    .ja-slwi-container {
    width: 158px;
    }

    4. I’ve tried using Shannon’s suggestion to use a % value, rather than a specific pixel value, but this doesn’t work unless you have something published in the ‘Right hand module’ position.

    Thanks for the heads up re my suggestion, I wasn’t aware the need for the right module pos etc as you can imagine I dont get to run up every template and make many changes to test 🙂

    qbali JATC
    #223084

    thanks for your helps guys, i will try it later, and back here if i found some questions later

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