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site: http://bmwqc2.dev.dnsnetworks.ca/joomla/

Hello, I’ve added a new module called “Upcoming Events” in position-7 and it gave the module heading a style that I would like on all headings…

How can I do that? I like how it auto-adjusts to the screen size

If I could make my menu headers EXACTLY like this site http://www.trillium-bmwclub.ca/ it would be perfect

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#545767

Hi

If you use Firebug editor in Firefox or inspect element in Chrome, you can easily see how that title module is styled: http://prntscr.com/4cagj6

and then you can customise your own module.

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#546434

So would I just need to add a .block h3.title rule to make that work?

<em>@Saguaros 441047 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi

If you use Firebug editor in Firefox or inspect element in Chrome, you can easily see how that title module is styled: http://prntscr.com/4cagj6

and then you can customise your own module.</blockquote>

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#546509

You will need to see how the class .block h3.title is styled in this site: http://www.trillium-bmwclub.ca/

and make the equivalent change for class .moduletable_js h3.js_heading in your current site: http://bmwqc2.dev.dnsnetworks.ca/joomla/

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