How to make my own module variations?
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- David York
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If this has been discussed before, I'm sorry I missed it. Point me in the right direction.
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This image is from the Elixer theme. Is 'module class suffix' pointing to some CSS code that is called hilite1? If so, which CSS file should this be stored in?
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- Dan L
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Yep, it'll point to a CSS definition called "hilite1" which will style that module box according to the entries in the CSS file. You can do this for almost every page/module in Joomla.
Most likely location will be template_css.css but I haven't looked at the Elixer2.0 source yet so can't say for sure. It may have different defs in the other CSS files (there may be different ones for the different colour themes). - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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In case you want to know a little more about it, I did post a tutorial not long ago.. might give you some help, ideas, hints or whatever
www.beta-code.com/tutorials/template-tut...suffix-tutorial.html
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- David York
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- Thanks a bunch! That tutorial should do the trick.
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David York wrote:
Thanks a bunch! That tutorial should do the trick.
Well it's just one thing that you can use those custom class suffixes for. Read up on some CSS styling and you can do whatever you like - almost... But happy I could help, and feel free to leave a comment, those are always appriciated.
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