simplesite
Friend
Sorry, I don’t know any css so I hope one of you wizards can help me out.
I am simply trying to create text in a Custom HTML module: Black background, white text to keep it similar.
Here is what I tried but didn’t work:
1) Adding “black” in the Module Class Suffix field; just like in the facebook moule where there is “blue”, but it doesn’t work.
2) Adding this HTMLcode
<body bgcolor=”#000000″ link=”#990033″ vlink=”#990033″ rightmargin=”3″ leftmargin=”3″> <body>
3) Table: I created a table in html with a black background but the table background stays white.
So can some one tell me how to”
– Change the background color from a module position
– Add a left and margin
In case you want to see what I mean. I want to make the background black of the white squares:
http://going-natural.com/jfixel/index.php/categories/natural-hairstyles
Thanks!
phong nam
Friend
Hi simplesite,
You can try to create a module class suffix with black background by creating a custom.css file in templates/ja_fixel/css/ path, end put blow codes into:
.module.black {
background: black;
}
Then add “black” into Module class suffix options of the modules you want. Make sure you leave a space before the text.
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simplesite
Friend
Thanks. This works. Now how can you add a margin?
TomC
Moderator
<em>@simplesite 390261 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thanks. This works. Now how can you add a margin?</blockquote>
For which particular module are you wanting to add a margin?
Where do you want the margin(s) – left, right, top, bottom?
simplesite
Friend
Left and right I need an indent see the image.
TomC
Moderator
I believe what you need is to add soem “padding” properties to the relative CSS rule.
Try this . . . .
Within file path –> /jfixel/templates/ja_fixel/css/themes/dark-green/template.css
at line 466, add some padding properties as follows (for example):
p {
margin: 0 0 10px;
padding-left: 10px;
padding-right: 10px;
}
Does that help the display for you a bit more?
Of course, you can play around with the pixel values until you arrive at the result you’re most happy with.
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