Finding which mod class suffixes I can use in a template

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Finding which mod class suffixes I can use in a template

Post by rkoskinen » Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:14 am

I wondering how I could find which module class suffixes I can use in a template in the modules' "Advanced Options" "Module Class Suffix"-field. For example I am working on (Beez5) template but but don't know which suffixes I could use??

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Re: Finding which mod class suffixes I can use in a template

Post by brian » Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:57 am

There is no easy way other than reading the css. Usually a template developer will document the available suffixes
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Re: Finding which mod class suffixes I can use in a template

Post by jtut » Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:31 am

First, install Joomla! with sample data to see how it works
Second, install joomla without sample data and make your way
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Re: Finding which mod class suffixes I can use in a template

Post by rkoskinen » Thu Dec 15, 2011 1:51 am

Thanks, usually I'd check the docs if there are any, but thanks jtut for your idea... think I could the variations with sample data. Many thanks to both, this had been bothering me for a long time!!


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