css design for 1 module?

theconsul · 31.01.2005, 16:57

hi guys,

normally, the css layout takes controle over the entire website

I have a module installed on user3 and i would like to make the links (font) more eyecatching.

It's just a module with some translated links in it but the most important links from the site

How can i do this?

The css makes the links a bit small but i cannot change this otherwise the whole layout changes wirth it.

vrajesh · 31.01.2005, 18:43

Hello,

Try to use different css at "Module Class Suffix:" in the parameters section. Once you define the class, write the link behaviours for that particular class. May be as follows,

If the class name is "moduletableMyModule" then you can write link behaviour for that particular module as ,

table.moduletableMyModule a:link
{
font-size : 12px;
}

I have not checked it. please check wheter it works.

Thank you,

Regards,

Vrajesh

theconsul · 31.01.2005, 18:57

it is a custom made module

i think i cannot change that module class suffix

tc

vrajesh · 31.01.2005, 19:08

Did you created the module by "New module" in the site modules section? can you show your site that is using the module?

Regards,

Vrajesh

theconsul · 31.01.2005, 19:31

nope

i wrote this module myself because it has to be translated

otherwise it was easy

look here www.plotsandprojects.com

it is the upper module in the center "find your property"

tc

saaty · 31.01.2005, 20:12

you can allways find module property ModuleClassSufix, it doesnt matter if it si custom made or anything else

vrajesh · 31.01.2005, 21:34

Ok,

Though there is no parameter for custom css class, you can hardcode the mod php file.

[PLEASE BACKUP THE MOD PHP FILE BEFORE EDITING, IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG, YOU CAN ALWAYS REVERT]

Enter as follows

$moduleclass_sfx = 'mycss';

This line will make the table class rendered as moduletablemycss . So, now you can write in css as,

table.moduletablemycss a:link
{
font-family: Georgia;
font-size : 14px;
}

I hope this helps,

Regards,

Vrajesh

theconsul · 01.02.2005, 08:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by vrajesh

Ok,

Though there is no parameter for custom css class, you can hardcode the mod php file.

[PLEASE BACKUP THE MOD PHP FILE BEFORE EDITING, IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG, YOU CAN ALWAYS REVERT]

Enter as follows

$moduleclass_sfx = 'mycss';

This line will make the table class rendered as moduletablemycss . So, now you can write in css as,

table.moduletablemycss a:link
{
font-family: Georgia;
font-size : 14px;
}

I hope this helps,

Regards,

Vrajesh

I tried it but nothing happened

$moduleclass_sfx = 'mycss'; in the module.php

and

table.moduletablemycss a:link
{
font-family: Georgia;
font-size : 14px;
}
in the template_css file

was that correct?

tc

vrajesh · 01.02.2005, 10:30

Which mod file you have edited?

Generally there are many modules come along with Hot property. You have to edit the mod php file which you installed to display the top module.

Thank you,

Regards,

Vrajesh

theconsul · 01.02.2005, 10:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by vrajesh

Which mod file you have edited?

Generally there are many modules come along with Hot property. You have to edit the mod php file which you installed to display the top module.

Thank you,

Regards,

Vrajesh

Hi Vrajesh

i have modified the custom module itself

tc