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  • aeniselmomoh Friend
    #197646

    Hi,

    I have modified template.css file to modify the background color for module in position 5-6-7 (module.white, module.highlight, module.dark).

    It works for highlight & dark but for white he doesn’t takes the changement.

    For facility purpose, in my css I have modified “white” into “green”. I have also try to rename it again in “white” but it doesn’t works.

    When I control with firebug I see that I haven’t a space between module and “green” class.

    It seems that he applies general module background “transparent”

    See screenshot

    ps: sorry for my bad english :-[

    Thanks


    1. module-2
    2. module-1
    TomC Moderator
    #534665

    How did you modify the relative CSS files?

    In which CSS file did you modify the rule(s) for the background images?

    aeniselmomoh Friend
    #534706

    In template.css:

    .t3-module.white {
    background: #7db944
    color: #666
    }
    .t3-module.white .module-title {
    color: #fff
    }
    .t3-module.white .module-title span span {
    color: #01a3d4
    }
    .t3-module.white a {
    color: #01a3d4
    }
    .t3-module.white a:hover,
    .t3-module.white a:focus,
    .t3-module.white a:active {
    color: #016888
    text-decoration: none;
    }

    I have made same color changement for .t3-module.highlight & .t3-module.dark and it works 🙂

    aeniselmomoh Friend
    #534708

    In template.css:

    .t3-module.white {
    background: #7db944
    color: #666
    }
    .t3-module.white .module-title {
    color: #fff
    }
    .t3-module.white .module-title span span {
    color: #01a3d4
    }
    .t3-module.white a {
    color: #01a3d4
    }
    .t3-module.white a:hover,
    .t3-module.white a:focus,
    .t3-module.white a:active {
    color: #016888
    text-decoration: none;
    }

    I have made same color changement for .t3-module.highlight & .t3-module.dark and it works 🙂

    TomC Moderator
    #534709

    Assuming you are using the current J3.x version of JA Beranis, you should try adding those CSS rules to your custom.css file. If you do not have a custom.css file established already, then you can/should create the file within file path –> /templates/ja_beranis/css

    Paste the above CSS within the custom.css file . . . save changes/clear cache and refresh your page.

    Does that work for you?

    aeniselmomoh Friend
    #534729

    Yes thank you. Do you have an idea if it possible to make this module cliquable ? 🙂

    Saguaros Moderator
    #534826

    Is ‘green’ the class suffix of module? If so, you need to add a space before this class name

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