Default list of class for themes
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- Brook Krieger
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I am not really sure where to put this so I picked general, it is not specific to any one theme. Here is the scenario, I had a bullet list of 10 items and an image, I wanted them in three different columns like so:
Image | list of 5 | list of 5
I figured it out by going to the demo page and looking at the source code, this is what I found:
<div class="rt-demo-grid-3">...</div>
This will now split how I like. The question is this, are any of these codes that are universal documented anywhere for reference. Like I said, I found this by looking at the source code of a page in a demo. By the way I have looked around and Googled it, maybe I not using the right keywords. Any reference or links would be appreciated
- Brook Krieger
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- prim
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Maybe this is what you want?
demo.rockettheme.com/joomla/stratos/features/module-positions
demo.rockettheme.com/joomla/stratos/features/typography - Please reply with a direct link to the issue & create a new thread for each new issue.
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- Brook Krieger
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The links you provided helped. Does this mean I should check the latest theme for the latest tags and just keep my theme up to date so that it matches? Before I found the tag to make the columns, I did try and use the common col1 col2 tag and it didn't call up what I needed. Is there a universal Typography that works universally for all themes, such as positioning an img to Center in an article or module position? Or do I need to add that to the templates CSS? I hope that I am wording this right
- Brook Krieger
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- Brook Krieger
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OK, I am just looking for someone to tell me, simply in an article, how to use a column. This is what it looks like now:
1 item
2 item
3 item
4 item
5 item
6 item
7 item
8 item
9 item
10 item
See how everything seems to gravitate to the left of the page, I simply would like to put 2 or 3 columns in the there to break up the list like: 3 items here | 3 items here | 4 items here
I have tried your normal html code like:
<div>
<div style="float: left; width: 33%;"></div>
<div style="float: left; width: 33%;"></div>
<div style="float: left; width: 33%;"></div>
</div>
the theme doesn't respond, again is there a global reference guild to the div tags of RT. Not just module layout or resizing, but actual code like: <div class="rt-demo-grid-3">...</div> - Brook Krieger
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- prim
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Brook Krieger wrote:
the theme doesn't respond, again is there a global reference guild to the div tags of RT. Not just module layout or resizing, but actual code like: <div class="rt-demo-grid-3">...</div>
The module class suffixes should be the same.
The module class suffix actually creates that code:
<div class="rt-demo-grid-3">...</div>
But i guess you can also use a custom HTML module if you wish
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