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If you know where and how to fix that, please let me know. My next challenge is the Page Class Suffix, that is also overridden by Artisteer. There might be more elegant ways to do this, but I think this will do the trick.Ī great thank you to Per Yngve Berg, who supplied the needed php-code and advice! You saved me a lot of hard work! Now write “artblocktwo” in the module class suffix in the backend and you should have a class called artblocktwo that you can give additional styling. ModChrome_artblocktwo($module, $params, $attribs) Īnd then add this to the file (modules.php):įunction modChrome_artblocktwo($module, &$params, &$attribs) In earlier versions I believe it is set to art-nostyle if not if your problem isn’t solved yet, I think the following might work:Īdd this text to the “function modChrome_artstyle” in your modules.php-file: In the latest versions of Artisteer the module class is set to the default position style (art-block, art-article, art-nostyle) if you supply a module class suffix that is not supported in the template/by Artisteer. If the module in question has another default position, it probably will be the art-article or art-nostyle modCrome function, that should be changed. Showtitle != 0) ? $module->title : '', $module->content) Īfter entering “ whiteblock” as a module class suffix in the backend of Joomla, I now have a module class “art-block whiteblock” that I can use for additional styling in my CSS. In my "template/html/modules.php-file I have changed the modCrome_artblock function from this:įunction modChrome_artblock($module, &$params, &$attribs) However, inspired by the advice from Per Yngve Berg, I have found a solution, that might work for others as well. I am using the latest version of Artisteer, so my modules.php-file looks different than the one above, and also my problem was slightly different: I wanted to add a module class suffix to a module that was placed in the left-position, which means that it has the art-block-style as default style. I have been following this thread with great interest. ModChrome_artnostyle($module, $params, $attribs) įunction modChrome_artnostyle($module, &$params, &$attribs)Įcho artxBlock(($module->showtitle != 0) ? $module->title : '', $module->content) įunction modChrome_artarticle($module, &$params, &$attribs)Įcho artxPost(($module->showtitle != 0) ? $module->title : '', $module->content) Ĭould you show me how to duplicate art-block and make an art-block2 to be able to style it? Maybe this might work? ModChrome_artarticle($module, $params, $attribs) ModChrome_artblock($module, $params, $attribs) If (in_array($sfx, array('art-nostyle', 'art-block', 'art-article')))
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