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  • msilac Friend
    #156352

    Is there a possibility to move (make a little space) the module that I put in the position Ja slideshow?

    http://www.udruga01.com

    Photo is at attachment.

    And why that banner work only in IE ok (align center) and in FF and Crome not (align left)?

    Thank you


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    gray Friend
    #362624

    The banner seems to be put inside the ja-slideshow divs, but not into a module position above it.
    How did you get banner there?

    msilac Friend
    #362662

    Custom module and code in there… then choose position jaslideshov

    gray Friend
    #362666

    <em>@msilac 203297 wrote:</em><blockquote>Custom module and code in there… then choose position jaslideshov</blockquote>
    In order to be able to modify the CSS style is better to have banner placed in its own position, not together with another module.

    Still, if you use a custom HTML code, try to include it in <div></div> and apply the following CSS:
    <div style=”padding-bottom: 10px;”>
    … your code here….
    </div>
    or
    <div style=”margin-bottom: 10px;”>
    … your code here….
    </div>

    msilac Friend
    #362703

    Ok, so that I need to copy in my custom module?

    gray Friend
    #362771

    <em>@msilac 203348 wrote:</em><blockquote>Ok, so that I need to copy in my custom module?</blockquote>

    <div style=”margin-bottom: 10px;”>
    … your custom code here….
    </div>

    Phill Moderator
    #362775

    I think it would be better to add a new module position. Take a look through the wiki on how to do that and if you struggl just ask as we can talk you through it.

    http://wiki.joomlart.com/wiki/JA_T3_Framework_2/FAQs#Create_your_own_blocks

    Remember, a block is not a module position. You can create a block then add module positions inside it. That is part of the power of the T3 system. Most template clubs have loads of module positions to do the job. T3 allows a lot more flexibility by doing things this way.

    msilac Friend
    #362820

    <em>@gray 203423 wrote:</em><blockquote><div style=”margin-bottom: 10px;”>
    … your custom code here….
    </div></blockquote>

    Where to copy that?

    msilac Friend
    #362938

    Any answer please…

    gray Friend
    #362939

    <em>@msilac 203664 wrote:</em><blockquote>Any answer please…</blockquote>

    just take your custom HTML code of the module and put INSIDE the <divs>
    <div style=”margin-bottom: 10px;”>
    … your custom code here….
    </div>

    That would be the new code of the custom html module. Just save it now and see what happens. If if doesn’t help, try padding-bottom instead of margin-bottom.

    msilac Friend
    #362942

    Ok but where? in modules – new module – then code? – in custom module?

    Now it is in custom module and in Chrome and FF does not look good (it is aligned to the left) and there is no space betwen modules..

    msilac Friend
    #362946

    Please… I have option for New custom module in Joomla. What then?

    msilac Friend
    #363590

    I have posted this question before 10 days… please can I have any support?

    Thank you very much JoomlArt.

    Phill Moderator
    #363591

    Which version of Zeolite are you using? The old one or the newer T3 one?

    *edit – Sorry, I missed the link to your site. I’ll download, install and do some testing now.

    msilac Friend
    #363592

    Ok, thank you I am waiting… 🙂

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