Width of bottom module position

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Wed Sep 26, 2012 8:08 pm
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Is there a way to have a module occupy two columns in the bottom position?
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Wed Sep 26, 2012 11:13 pm
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Hi

Remember that it's a responsive framework, so it's clear it will work perfectly.
But anyway try this:

Go to template parameters > advanced settings and enable the use of css override.
Them open ../css/override.css file and add this line:

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#gkBottom .box.bigger {width: 50%}


on the following file add
../css/mobile.css

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#gkBottom .box.bigger {width: 100%}


../css/tablet.css

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#gkBottom .box.bigger {width: 100%}


Now go to module manager and add "[space]bigger" suffix to the respective bottom module position.

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Thu Sep 27, 2012 4:40 pm
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Thanks.
You're right, because of the responsiveness of the template it does 'break' the format.

Your method did do what I wanted but now that I tested it on tablet and mobile it does seem off.

I've reverted back to what I had before.

Thanks for the help anyway.
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