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  • jakobe75 Friend
    #134895

    first off, what does the word Sanidine mean?

    and also how to I change the module class suffix
    what are the choices

    for instance I see that banner position in the layout demo shows

    ( http://template15.joomlart.com/ja_sanidine/?tp=1 )

    the title on the banner position is … banner[none outline]

    and it shows a banner with rounded corners and no outline
    but how do I get that effect on my module, or how to I add the outline like on the other module ?

    I have tried to enter in none_outline in the module class suffix field but nothings happens

    please advise

    mfcphil Friend
    #277432

    Sanidine along with all the template in this alphabet run are rocks or minerals

    description can be found here

    Not to sure about the suffix

    jakobe75 Friend
    #277434

    thanks for the info.

    now… howsabout somebody chime in with the module class suffix answer.

    Sherlock Friend
    #277494

    <blockquote>and also how to I change the module class suffix
    what are the choices
    </blockquote>
    please go to Extensions->>Module Manager, then choose a module to edit, you will see a parameter is Module Class Suffix.
    Modules Class Suffix use for create special id and class CSS for that module

    In this template, don’t support any module class suffix

    Sherlock Friend
    #277495

    <blockquote>for instance I see that banner position in the layout demo shows

    ( http://template15.joomlart.com/ja_sanidine/?tp=1 )

    the title on the banner position is … banner[none outline]

    and it shows a banner with rounded corners and no outline
    but how do I get that effect on my module, or how to I add the outline like on the other module ?</blockquote>

    Please open index.php, you will see those lines:

    <?php if($this->countModules('banner')) : ?>
    <div id="ja-banner">
    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="banner" />
    </div>
    <?php endif; ?>

    It means will load all modules at banner position
    banner module have none outline because it doesn’t have style like other modules:

    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="left" style="rounded" />
    left modules have style is rounded

    If you want all others modules like banner, you can remove style when load them

    Example

    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="left" style="rounded" />
    Change to

    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="left" />

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