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  • aman204 Friend
    #155093

    Hi,

    Wished to present transparent suffix style 🙂

    Firstly, You would want to visit this link ::

    http://docs.joomla.org/Tutorial:Using_Class_Suffixes_in_Joomla!_1.5#Module_Class_Suffix
    to know the text field where we enter suffix to have specific module adapted to it

    Also, Do check in the basic suffix styles topic ::
    http://www.joomlart.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?10239


    Capability::

    It has the enhanced capability to get adapted with any background color 🙂

    Addition of css::

    You can add this at end of template.css file::

    /*** transparent suffix set ****/
    #ja-wrapper .moduletabletransparency{background:none;}
    #ja-wrapper .moduletabletransparency h3{background: url(../images/transparent-title.png) repeat-x;color:#000;text-shadow: none;margin-bottom:0;}
    #ja-wrapper .moduletabletransparency .ja-box-ct{background: url(../images/module-trans.png) repeat-x;}


    Implementation::

    1) Upload the attached images to template/ja_portfolio/images folder
    2) You can use this suffix (transparency) now to the module which you wish to have as seen in screenshot

    Hope this helps 🙂

    Cheers


    1. transparent-mod
    2. transparent-title
    3. module-trans
    simplified Friend
    #370868

    Thanks. There may be a tiny conflict in that the tutorial may say to start the Module Class Suffix with a space, but in this case the CSS is written with no leading space, so just put the word transparency in the box, and it will work.

    aman204 Friend
    #371027

    <em>@simplified 213737 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thanks. There may be a tiny conflict in that the tutorial may say to start the Module Class Suffix with a space, but in this case the CSS is written with no leading space, so just put the word transparency in the box, and it will work.</blockquote>

    Hi simplified,

    If you wish to get it working with transparency suffix with space in start, then, above css attributes wont imply hence, the suffix wont affect specific module

    Cheers

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