SOLVED How to create a new Module Class Suffix
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- Niels Binder
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Hi.
I want to create a new module class suffix to have an easy way to make a rocksprocket module with FIXED HIGHT.
Is it just difficult to do or is there a easy way .... I read a couple of posts but cant find a method i can implement easy. I need it for metropolis but a general solution would be better.. - Last Edit: 12 years 4 months ago by Niels Binder.
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- Ben Simon
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Creating a new suffix is fairly simple. Just add the new class to a custom stylesheet with a defined height property.
Are you familiar with CSS and how to make a custom stylesheet?
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- Niels Binder
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Thanks Ben.
It seems to be too much to learn at the moment. I am not familiar with that and i am do web design only for my self and my family so i need to watch out to balance the time. Good to have the link. If time comes i will use it ...
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- Adrie
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Hello, is it necessary to create a new css for a new module class sufix? I wonder if adding the class suffix to gantry's default css will be enough. Can you go through the steps for creating a new one?
note, I'm familiar with css and html
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- Niels Binder
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Adrie.
You can place a new class in any preferable -custom (for example rt_cerulean-custom.css) css file.
Be aware that not any module support self made module class suffixes per standard. This have to be defined in another (php ?) file if it is not yet able by default. It depends on which template you are use.
The best will be you start a new thread in the corresponding template forum. Be also aware that threads like THIS is hardly not been read anymore by the rocketeers admins since its closed !
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- Henning
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@Adrie
I'm a bit late ... but never change one of the template files because you will loose your modifications when you update the template to the latest version.
With Joomla changing so fast these days its very likely that you need to apply updates.
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