Hi Steve,
<blockquote>if I wanted to create different coloured headers, I just need to copy the original code, give it a different ‘class’ name and it’ll be OK? I’m also assuming I can do the same if I want to create different colour backgrounds?</blockquote>
Yes. As you know we call it a module class suffix. i.e sjm
Do not worry. I were also like you 2 year ago when i worked with HTML/CSS at first time. Try the best and learn a little bit on practical web projects. You will get custom with these 2 website techniques. Good luck !
And i think the tiny css rules below can help to make the icon sect display better on module’s header:
.sjm .module-title :before {
display: inline-block;
}
Put these into custom.css i suggested you in previous reply.
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Hi there,
Thanks for the code for the pricing grid, looks great! But what about the “Our Team” and “Support”, when wie will geht the code? Thanks a lot
Hi @leo,
Thanks again for your help, it’s very much appreciated! 🙂 – I added that line and it’s worked, and now that I’ve managed to work out how the modules are constructed, and breaking them down has it’s made it a lot easier to style!
I’ll post a link to the site when I’ve finished it! 🙂
Thanks again @leo,
Kind regards, Steve
Hi @nicedive4u,
If you visit the demo site using Firefox, you can then use Firebug to find and copy the code over. That’s how I’ve done it, and it’s worked a treat! 😀
Just got to work out now, how to move / change the smiley faces ! lol
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