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    SOLVED Module Class Suffix

    Posted 16 years 7 months ago
    • Is there somewhere I could get a list of all possible suffixes? I was looking to adjust margins and James suggested to some to use the -flush suffix. I'd never seen that...Where could I find these?

      Thanks!
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  • Re: SOLVED Module Class Suffix

    Posted 16 years 7 months ago
    • Hello,

      The -flush suffix is non-existent in the template css file. Therefore, there will automatically be a margin of 0 and padding of 0. It is just a name to place inside the module class suffix area.

      There are different module class suffixes for different templates. The best place to learn what they are is on each template's demo.

      There is an actual menu item on the demos under 'Features > Module Variations'

      http://demo.rockettheme.com
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    Re: SOLVED Module Class Suffix

    Posted 16 years 7 months ago
    • ok, so the only ones that "come with it" are the ones on that page? I knew those, but I thought James had a clever list that I couldn't find...I see he's just clever...Thanks!
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  • Re: SOLVED Module Class Suffix

    Posted 16 years 7 months ago
    • All the suffixes for a given template are on the Module Variations page on the demo.

      A module is styled by applying CSS to the tag definition such as

      div.module { margin: 10px; }

      For

      <div class="module">

      However, if the module code was

      <div class="moduleetc...">

      Then the div.module styling in the CSS wouldn't be applied. You don't actually have to use -flush, I sometimes just use -. It seems to be more understanding to tell people to use -flush as it makes sense :)
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