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Increase the Gap between the SideCol Modules

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Hello,

I have bought you Template Resonate and I would like to increase the Gap between the SideCol modules.
I attach also an image for helping to understand my question.
Regards,
Emmanouel
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Hello

Try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


[code type=css]
.sidecol_block .module, .sidecol_block .module_menu {
margin-bottom: 20px;
}[/code]

Where 20px is the vertical gap between your modules.

Ciarán
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Thanks a lot.
Btw, I was trying to use the same css coding in the template.css file with no success.
Regards,
Emmanouel
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If you would like to add it to a CSS file try the end of the nexus.css file as this is the last CSS to be loaded.

Ciarán
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thank you for your excellent support.
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