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[OzgeDere Friend OzgeDereJoin date: December 2005Posts: 8Downloads:0Uploads:3]

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Hi,
I use your themes and I love them.

How can I add zebrina’s module class suffix (-pin,-task etc…) to Villadi ?

For example I love the Zebrina’s -pin,-task and -clip (modul class suffix)…
but Ja_Villadi not included them.

I want to add -pin,-task and -clip to Villadi…
(I try add code from Zebrina’s template_css.css but it not work.)
Thanks.

[ShannonN Friend ShannonNJoin date: July 2006Posts: 1947Downloads:0Uploads:9 Thanks: 16 Thanked: 172 times in 49 posts]

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OzgeDere;9532Hi,
I use your themes and I love them.

How can I add zebrina’s module class suffix (-pin,-task etc…) to Villadi ?

For example I love the Zebrina’s -pin,-task and -clip (modul class suffix)…
but Ja_Villadi not included them.

I want to add -pin,-task and -clip to Villadi…
(I try add code from Zebrina’s template_css.css but it not work.)
Thanks.

They are already there if you go here and look at the typography for villadi you see the same features as i see in the zebrina typography here

From the JA_Villadi User Guide

Beside the traditional typography since JA Pollux, JA Villadi has been multiplied with 4 more typography styles:

• The Sticky Note. Use <p class=”stickynote”>Your note</p> to form a sticky note
• The Pin Note. Use <p class=”pinnote”>Your note</p> to form a pin note
• The Clip Note. Use <p class=”clipnote”>Your note</p> to form a clip note

So they do exist in Villadi 🙂

The images are slightly different but they both include, sticky note, pin and clip suffix classes? if you MUST have the same icons/images take the zebrina images to suit and copy over the villadi ones, I think they probably have the same names

I hope this assists you to make full use of The features in the Villadi template, I encourage you to showcase your sites in the Showcase thread. It’s great to see the use of these designs and it is inspiring to many

ShannonN

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