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Hi Ciarán

Thanks for your assistance, always good !!!

Can you tell me how to hace bacground+ transparency in the bottom modules?

Also, how can I places the footer menu aligned to the right side, same line than copyright?

Thanks

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Hi Florenci

The background to the bottom modules by default is transparent. You change this by adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


#container_bottom_modules {

    background: #FFFFFF;

    opacity: 1;

}


Where #FFFFFF is your background color and 1 is the opacity which can be changed to anything between o and 1 (eg. 0.4).

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Ciarán,

Thanks so much for your great customer service !!!!

Opacity does not work. always shows the full color. No transparency at all.

How can I set a background color just for one of the modules?

Some idea for my second original question?

thanks so much !!

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Ciarán,

Thanks so much for your great customer service !!!!

Opacity does not work. always shows the full color. No transparency at all.

How can I set a background color just for one of the modules?

Some idea for my second original question?

thanks so much !!

floskin
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Hi, again Ciarán ...

What I want to get in my bottom side is something similar to your demo site for renovate template, template parameters. Can I get that with modules?

Thanks a lot !!

Floskin
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of the module to which you wish to add a background color?

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It is worth mentioning that a white box can be added behind modules in the bottom position by using the style-box module class suffix. An example of this can be seen here... http://demo.joomla51.com/0105/index.php/features/parameters

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Hi, Ciarán

That white box, as it is in the demo template, would be great. How can I do that?

Usualy, I was planning to place text modules or non-commercial modules (login for users, weather, banner, etc)

Thanks

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You can set your module style via the Module Class Suffix field within your modules parameters. Navigate to Extensions -> Module Manager -> [YourModule] -> Advanced Options -> Module Class Suffix and set to style-box.

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Hi Ciarán

I did it and it looks awesome ... or at least i like that so much ...

you are great !!!

Floskin
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