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#176183

any one know how to make it so i can have a module class suffix transparent?

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#448535

<em>@djtaylor 313999 wrote:</em><blockquote>any one know how to make it so i can have a module class suffix transparent?</blockquote>
What is it you are trying to do?

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#448537

make a module suffix “transparent” so the module had no background

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#448539

<em>@djtaylor 314007 wrote:</em><blockquote>make a module suffix “transparent” so the module had no background
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You can try to create a class suffix with the following property:

background: transparent !important;
}

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#448540

where do i put the code?

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#448543

<em>@djtaylor 314011 wrote:</em><blockquote>where do i put the code?</blockquote>
You would put it within the same CSS file as is the “regular” styling for the modules – likely your template.css file.

Here are some resources to further assist you . . .

http://docs.joomla.org/Using_Class_Suffixes#Module_Class_Suffix

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXUVP-LwCXA

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#448571

Thanks but that is way to detailed for me to do im not that good with all these codes it would take me hours to understand :((

i thought there would be a module suffix class “transparent” allready not have to make a class from scratch

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#448602

<em>@djtaylor 314049 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thanks but that is way to detailed for me to do im not that good with all these codes it would take me hours to understand :((
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Don’t sell yourself short – it’s all a learning process . . . THE THREE P’s – PATIENCE, PRACTICE and PERSEVERANCE

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#448608

ok its just that im real busy with the content and everything and have hardly any time as it is, but i will try to learn how to do it later on if i get time.

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#448827

I thing you can use the suffix no-bg. Just remember to put a space in front of no-bg when you enter it.

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#448831

worked thanks

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