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Are there any module class suffix like that in Purity II?

I really liked those in previous versions of Purity.

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#520539

Probably not the same as in Purity II – but you can always

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TomC
As I understand this topic is located in public forum, and you give the link to closed topic.

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The following is a brief tutorial – with additional references/resources – that I hope will help you to understand the process.

You can use module class suffix to distinguish that module from others with regard to the css classes it uses.

Using the JA OnePage template as an example . . . . .

You can create module class suffix as follows . . . .

1. Add new code block into templates/ja_onepage/css/custom.css

example:


.hero-unit {
margin: 59px 0 0;
padding: 0;
text-align: center;
-webkit-border-radius: 0px;
-moz-border-radius: 0px;
border-radius: 0px;
}

2. Add your module class suffix within the selected module as follows:

Here are some additional resources concerning using module class suffix in Joomla . . . ..

JOOMLA DOCS: MODULE CLASS SUFFIX

USING TYPOGRAPHY PAGE to IDENTIFY MODULE CLASSES

Hope this helps to de-mystify some of the confusion in using module class suffixes to modify/customize
your JoomlArt based website.

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