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March 27, 2007 at 2:58 pm #119387
First my url: http://www.mclanechurch.org/newsite
Is there a quick way to move the right side color menus to the left of the JA Header Module, the spotlights, and the main content area?
Right now the left menu position is nested in the white body area, which is ok for submenus, but I want the “Environments (green)”, “General Information (orange)”, and “Announcement (blue)” on the left side instead of the right.
Also, how do I engage the different layout options on a page level basis (wrapper, main + left, Main + right, with or without extra modules)?
March 30, 2007 at 5:28 pm #216896Hi!
I have exhausted the forums and joomla help…any answers to this? I can’t find on the index.php or the style.css where it says that “left” will be where it is, and “right” will be where it is.
I’m on a very tight deadline. Thanks!
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April 3, 2007 at 4:25 am #217141Hi There,
I’m sorry you haven’t received a fast response, we’ve had a lot of work load at the moment and I must have missed your post.
Now, I don’t fully understand what you are requesting but I’ll try and respond to you as best I can.
In index.php, the parts that say right go here and left goes there, is the lines of code similar to this:
<?php mosLoadModules ( 'left' ); ?>
<?php mosLoadModules ( 'right' ); ?>
And you can ‘engage’ different layouts by changing the pages in which the modules appear. This can be altered in the Modules>Site Modules area.
If you have any more questions please reply and/or PM me.
April 3, 2007 at 3:04 pm #217190OK, I see where index.php calls for the right and left modules. I also see where style.css adds the conditions of those modules:
<blockquote>#ja-rightcol {
float: right;
width: 18.9%;
</blockquote>I know this is from my ignorance of XHTML/CSS, but what I don’t see is where either code tells the browser that the “right” module should lay to the right of some boxes and not others. For example, you tell “top” to be in the third spotlight div.
My issue is that “left” is nested in with the content (white box). Can I just load “right” before “ja-contentwrap” and have it show on the left of the content box? Is there a way to put “left” outside of the white box so that it looks like the colorful “right” menus?
My fellow staff members said to me when they saw the site: “I read from left to right!”
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April 10, 2007 at 5:24 pm #217627Hi jojoradio,
Thank for your patience.
Please find and change the following setting to the same as you see in the red codes#ja-rightcol {template_css.css (line 1183)
float:left;
width:18.9%;
}#ja-mainbody-fl {template_css.css (line 1142)
float:right;
width:80%;
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