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#1041626

Hello,

I am running into an odd issue and I am not sure why? I have NEVER had an issue with adding a custom CSS to a module using the Module Class Suffix under the advanced tab until I tried to add one on this template?

It is a features Intro in the "Section" position on the home page and I am simply trying to add a responsive hide class to the module. i have set up my custom CSS and added the class to the module. But nothing works? In fact I can not even discover the module class in the code when I use firebug to investigate the code?

It is as if the module class suffix is completely ignored and not even added to the module? At first I thought maybe it has to do with the fact that I am using a JoomlArt Advanced Custom Module? But I tried adding a Module Class Suffix to several different modules with the same result in that they are not getting rendered into the code?

No matter what I put into the Module Class Suffix field under advanced for the module it does not work at all nor are they added to the code?

Any thoughts as to why?

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Sincerely,
Brandon Cardone

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#1041720

Hi
Use the module suffix give here to hide the module in different screen size.
Kindly add a single blank space before starting the module suffix.

http://getbootstrap.com/css/#responsive-utilities

Hope it helps.

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Brandon Cardone

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#1041900

Hi
If you want to hide only one module kindly use the module style xhtml http://prntscr.com/fjwl45
Now use module suffix class given Here

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#1041932

Thank you I will try this and see if it helps. However, it is not just that I am trying to hide a single module resonaively.

I will need to add custom module classes to other modules as well. So if your solution works, are you saying that I must change the style to xhtml for all modules I want to add module classes to?

Sincerely,
Brandon Cardone

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#1041936

Hi
If you want to hide a position you can choose the template layout option to hide module positions.
The above solution only for those where it’s not working, because only some position are style with a template so it uses only template style.
As an example, you can see the module not showing title when it does not use xhtml.

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#1042105

Thank you!

Sincerely,
Brandon Cardone

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#1042175

You are welcome!

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