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  • ntonline Friend
    #167851

    To add the background image for the user17 module in the Ironis template, create a custom HTML module and past the following code into the custom output section.

    <div class=”background-light”><span> </span></div>
    <div class=”background-house”><span> </span></div>

    NOTE: Do not paste the code into the WYSIWYG editor. Paste the code into the HTML editor.

    TomC Moderator
    #408830

    Might we see a screenshot depiction of your TIP ??

    😎

    ntonline Friend
    #408835

    <em>@TomC 262972 wrote:</em><blockquote>Might we see a screenshot depiction of your TIP ??</blockquote>

    Here you go:
    Back-end

    Front-end


    1. 1314396177560-uploadscreenshot-dot-com
    2. 1314396274770-uploadscreenshot-dot-com
    n6rej Friend
    #408837

    There is no #user17 with the default Ironis template. If you mean user7 its best to do that via .css

    TomC Moderator
    #408838

    <em>@ntonline 262977 wrote:</em><blockquote>Here you go:
    Back-end

    Front-end
    </blockquote>

    Where is the particular module you’re working with? – Which one within your screenshot?

    ntonline Friend
    #408848

    The module is user17. If “user17” does not appear in the menu as an option, type it in to the field and it will be added automatically.

    TomC Moderator
    #408849

    <em>@ntonline 262990 wrote:</em><blockquote>The module is user17. If “user17” does not appear in the menu as an option, type it in to the field and it will be added automatically.</blockquote>
    I meant, in the screenshot you provided above . . . which element is the “user 17” module you modified with your “tip?”

    ntonline Friend
    #408850

    Tom,

    I don’t understand what you are looking for exactly. I do know that when users install the template from scratch the background image does not appear. Unfortunately, the tutorial does not illustrate how to get the background images to display.

    If a user is installing the template from scratch and if they want to add the background images that are preinstalled with the JA IRONIS template, all they have to do is add the HTML code above into a newly created Custom HTML module. Adding this code resolves the background image issue.

    TomC Moderator
    #408851

    ahhhhh …. so this is a BACKGROUND image.

    I was confused because you were talking about a “User 17” module position – and I was not clear that you were referring to a background image. (Of course, now that I look at the module parameter screenshot again – I feel silly because there it is … “User 17 (Background)”

    :-[

    sorry about that . . . . and again, THANK YOU for the tip !!!!

    n6rej Friend
    #409158

    I’m totally confused as to whats occuring here. background for a template is a simple matter of applying background-image:url(‘../images/mybackground.jpg’) ; to the body tag.
    Are you saying the ironis template QS does not provide that?

    jimcapraro Friend
    #413613

    I installed with quickstart and the background images appear automatically. How does one remove them if they are undesired?

    Thanks

    n6rej Friend
    #413740

    you can delete any article, mod / what have you ..
    this might give you an idea but please understand the data we supply and native 1.7 is different

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