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  • Colin Sherlock Friend
    #170343

    Hi,

    Can anyone tell me how to get rid of the images on the right and left and just have the images displaying in the middle on the slideshow 2 module.

    http://www.holidayoffers.ie/

    Thanks

    khoand Friend
    #423059

    Hi,
    You go to Template manager,choose JA Methys template, then change CSS Optomize fieds to NO, so I can check how and where to customize for you.Could you give me a snapshot with your annotation?

    Colin Sherlock Friend
    #423061

    Hi, Thanks for your help. Ive done as you said. Not sure what you mean regarding annotation snapshot. I am just looking to drop the images on right and left and leave the image in the middle. Thanks again

    khoand Friend
    #423063

    You replace this code from /plugins/system/jat3/base-themes/default/css/template.css

    div.bannergroup {
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    }

    with

    div.bannergroup {
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    display: none;
    }

    Colin Sherlock Friend
    #423068

    I really appreciate your help, but that only gets rid of the banners.

    It is the slideshow 2 images that display on the left and right that I wont to hide (the darkened out bits)and keep the actual image in the centre.

    Regards
    Colin


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    khoand Friend
    #423646

    In the module setting you have a field name “Mark Style”, select it to “Fit to main image”
    Then you go to template manager section >> Layout tabs , go to edit the default layout you would see a xml tag like this


    <block name="slideshow" type="modules" no-main="1" >slideshow</block>

    removing the no-main atrribute here to this


    <block name="slideshow" type="modules" >slideshow</block>

    That would help !

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