How to create a module between mainbody and the menu that doesn't support the Masonry effect and it has the same width of the page in a normal browser?
Or how to set the Top module to display in that way without supporting the Masonry effect?
Module between mainbody and the menu
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- Thu Jun 28, 2012 1:52 pm
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Hi
It's pretty simple. Please find a file in /layouts/blocks which is responsible for showing menu. nav.php if I remember correctly. There you need to create a new module position. An instruction how to create new module position can be found in our documentation.
It's pretty simple. Please find a file in /layouts/blocks which is responsible for showing menu. nav.php if I remember correctly. There you need to create a new module position. An instruction how to create new module position can be found in our documentation.
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- Thu Jun 28, 2012 2:51 pm
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redpas wrote:How to create a module between mainbody and the menu that doesn't support the Masonry effect and it has the same width of the page in a normal browser?
Or how to set the Top module to display in that way without supporting the Masonry effect?
You could use the Header position ?
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- Thu Jun 28, 2012 5:34 pm
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Dave, it is not for Fashion template but for the Music Free one... (there is still no forum section for that template, so I opted to write here, since the two templates are similar in style and concept (responsive template)).
Teitbite, I know how to create the module, but how to make sure it doesn't resize for the masonry effect like the top module position?
Teitbite, I know how to create the module, but how to make sure it doesn't resize for the masonry effect like the top module position?
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