1. ncarota
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  3. Sunday, 16 December 2012
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Hi I'm working with the digital empire template.

I'm trying to find a way to set the min height for a module. I want all the modules on a centrain level to be consistent across the page.

How do I set this up using the module class suffix option in joomla?

Thanks,
Nick
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Hi Nick

Would you have a URL to an example of your modules?

Ciarán
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I do, sorry for forgetting.

I'd like all three modules at the bottom to have the same height.

http://qosserver.com/home/
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Try adding the following CSS to the end of your templates template.css (../templates/j51_digitalempire/css/template.css)...

[code type=css].moduleblock3 .module_content {min-height: 85px;}[/code]
Where 85px is your min-height for this line of modules.

Ciarán
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That worked great, thank you.

How would I do this for the top modules?


.moduleblock1 .module_content {min-height: 85px;}
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For your top modules try...

[code type=css].moduleblock2 .module_content {min-height: 150px;}[/code]
Ciarán
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