Top A
The Top-a position, using its default module styling.
Top B
The Top-b position, using its default module styling.
Top C
The Top-c position, using its default module styling.
Top D
The Top-d position, using its default module styling.
Top E
The Top-e position, using its default module styling.
Top F
The Top-f position, using its default module styling.
Header A
This is the Header-a module position, using the ribbon8 module class suffix.
Header D
This is the Header-d module position, using its default module styling.
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This is the Showcase-a module position, which is using default module styling.
Showcase B
This is the Showcase-b module position, which is using default module styling.
Showcase E
This is the Showcase-e module position, which is using default module styling.
Showcase F
This is the Showcase-f module position, which is using default module styling.
Module Variations
Content Top A
This is the Content-top-a module position, using the ribbon3 module class suffix.
Content Top C
This is the Content-top-c module position, using its default module styling.
Module Variations
Module Variations allow for the individual styling of each module within a position, without it being global. Code wise, this is achieved by adding a class into the module code which loads from the Module Class Suffix field in the Module Manager. The theme CSS adjusts accordingly.
Enter any available suffixes at Extensions → Module Manager → Module → Module Class Suffix
There are 4 types of suffix: box1-8, ribbon1-8, footer and flush.
The Ribbon style modifies the module header with an under-wrapping ribbon graphic. Therefore, this style is best placed in the sidebar or the left most module in a row so overlap can occur. The Box style adds a colored block element around the module. Both can be placed inside any white areas: Feature, MainTop/Bottom, Content-Top/Bottom, Sidebar, Bottom & Footer. These will work in the Header, Showcase & Top positions but some may not blend as well visually.
Footer adds a single, solid, grey bar behind the module header to allow for a continuous bar across an entire module row - also confined to the white module areas. Flush will disable all padding and margin to the module for a tighter fit.
Content Bottom A
This is the Content-bottom-a module position, using the ribbon4 module class suffix.
Content Bottom C
This is the Content-bottom-c module position, using its default module styling.
MainBottom A
This is the Mainbottom-a module position, using the ribbon5 module class suffix.
MainBottom B
This is the Mainbottom-b module position, using the box2 module class suffix.
MainBottom E
This is the Mainbottom-e module position, which is using default module styling.
MainBottom F
This is the Mainbottom-f module position, using the box6 module class suffix.
Copyright Module Position - Default Styling
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