Hello,

I am straight when I say that I am ashamed, but I need big help around a small problem.

 

Can not adjust the padding in modules that are in sidebar on the right side.

H3 title I managed to make padding.

But the box where the content comes not succeed if you can help I would be grateful!

 

I put two images, one is the with no padding, and the second how I want to be!

 

The site is online so you can see it for yourself ...

www.demo.am-dizajn.com/education/

try .rt-block padding in style1.css line 18

Thanks William for very quick response, but unfortunately it's not that.

.rt-block is for the entire module so that the title of the module drew back inside fot padding of block.

In Gantry documentation does not explain, it should be a div-title for the title and the div-content for content inside div.

 

Thanks anyway!

Aleksandar M.
William White said:

try .rt-block padding in style1.css line 18

try to check    the modules.php under the html folder inside your template and then find what block is used... and then you had to modify it..

from

 

<div class="rt-block">    <div class="module-title">    <h2 class="title">Who's Online</h2>    </div>    <?php echo $module->content; ?></div>


to
<div class="rt-block">    <div class="module-title">    <h2 class="title">Who's Online</h2>    </div>    <div class="module-content">    <?php echo $module->content; ?>    </div></div> 

 


then all you have to do is add a css in your stylesheet

.module-content { padding:10px }

Hey Roy Vincent, thanks, found it and it says like you write this second block, it's all correct!

Don't know where I'm wrong.

 

LOGIN FORM has module class sufix boxNew

and CSS for that is:

 

.boxNew .rt-block {padding:0px !important;}

.boxNew .module-content {padding:25px !important;}

.boxNew {border: 1px solid #F0F0F0; background-color:#fbfbfb; margin-bottom:12px;}

.boxNew h2 {font-size: 16px;font-weight: 400;}

 

Thanks for help!

I appreciate it!


Roy Vincent Niepes said:

try to check    the modules.php under the html folder inside your template and then find what block is used... and then you had to modify it..

from

 

<div class="rt-block">    <div class="module-title">    <h2 class="title">Who's Online</h2>    </div>    <?php echo $module->content; ?></div>


to
<div class="rt-block">    <div class="module-title">    <h2 class="title">Who's Online</h2>    </div>    <div class="module-content">    <?php echo $module->content; ?>    </div></div> 

 


then all you have to do is add a css in your stylesheet
.module-content { padding:10px }

I will just add image where i can tell there isn't any div like module content, and there must be!

Try it everything!

that is why you need to edit the that block on modules.php ... and add your own html so you can add a css

Okey sorry Vincent, You are write but didn't listen you, sorry!

I didn't go all the way to bottom of module.php....

 

And I think I fix that, if I did, thanks and thanks William White...

If i can help You in anyway, i am here so...

i look on your module layout and its using "standard"

www.demo.am-dizajn.com/education/?tp=1

 

so maybe what you need to edit is the html under this code

 

function modChrome_standard($module, &$params, &$attribs){           /* you can see the code you need to edit here */}


its on modules.php (templates/yourTemplate/html/modules.php

I found it here but the first time didn't look all the way to bottom.

Thank so much, You saved me the frustration..!
Roy Vincent Niepes said:

i look on your module layout and its using "standard"

www.demo.am-dizajn.com/education/?tp=1

 

so maybe what you need to edit is the html under this code

 

function modChrome_standard($module, &$params, &$attribs){           /* you can see the code you need to edit here */}


its on modules.php (templates/yourTemplate/html/modules.php

no problem.. Im glad that it helps u :)