Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
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Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
Is there a way to change each individual module's size, where they are, how many can be put on the portal page, etc. For example, I want 3 modules on the top, and just 2 big ones bellow them. Is this possible with CSS coding? Instead of being forced to use 3 or less only.


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Re: Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
It could be possible using nth child however, all widgets used must be public otherwise you risk major flaws in the design. An example of this would be adding overflow-y to the latest topics widget:

In the code below though we're modifying a module with 14, if this module was hidden to guests another widget would inherit this number, thus applying overflow-y to it.

In the code below though we're modifying a module with 14, if this module was hidden to guests another widget would inherit this number, thus applying overflow-y to it.
- Code:
div.module:nth-child(14){
height:300px;
overflow-y:scroll;
}
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Re: Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
Him want to move the widgets on top and that's is impossible or with phpBB2 / punBB ( not sure , never tested ).
At what you want, to have some widgets upper , some bellow them, is impossible.
At what you want, to have some widgets upper , some bellow them, is impossible.
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Re: Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
It is possible however, it would take a considerable amount of work especially if you're using forum widgets as well. That overall is more difficult. The only problem is you have to reposition each one individually, and like I said these may affect forum widgets as well.
Example from one of my fourms:

Example from one of my fourms:

- Code:
td.column:nth-child(1) > table:nth-child(1){
position:relative;
bottom:150px;
left:500px;
}
table.forumline:nth-child(12){
position:relative;
bottom:1565px;
right:315px;
}
td.column:nth-child(3) > table:nth-child(8){
position:relative;
bottom:1077px;
right:680px;
}
Last edited by SethC1995 on Mon 30 Sep 2013 - 22:24; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
At your code you have a very big problems and that don't make him to work :
You don't have a unique class or any ID so , all your td.colum , forumline child will move upper so that will destroy your whole skin.
him want to move the widgets not the statistics , log-in form and who is online.
You don't have a unique class or any ID so , all your td.colum , forumline child will move upper so that will destroy your whole skin.
him want to move the widgets not the statistics , log-in form and who is online.
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Re: Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
I know that, the image above was only to give an example what is possible, and I've also stated that there can be issues when using this method.
If the OP is up for this, it is for them to decide.
If the OP is up for this, it is for them to decide.
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Re: Is there a way to change each indivudual module?
Thanks for the information seth
, I'll try these out.

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