Finlay
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Hi all, i have just bought artisteer and i like it, i need to make some module positions of different colours (see pic attached) i have read some of the tutorials but there so complicated. I know i have to get some code and put it in my templatre.css file but i just need the code so i can manipulate it for each module style, where could i get this code. Thanks Finlay 
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Finlay
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Quote Finlay:
Hi all, i have just bought artisteer and i like it, i need to make some module positions of different colours (see pic attached) i have read some of the tutorials but there so complicated. I know i have to get some code and put it in my templatre.css file but i just need the code so i can manipulate it for each module style, where could i get this code. Thanks Finlay
Photo here: http://postimg.org/image/etommhfr1/
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jrgweb
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@Finlay - There's a few methods to achieve this look. Here is one example.
Create a class or id's. I assume you know how to do this, correct?
.mod1 {
background: #246BB2;
}
.mod2 {
background: #329306;
}
.mod3 {
background: #ED9017;
}
mod1,mod2 and mod3 can be any name you wish.
To call this in joomla, go to the module that you want a background orange color and inset this in the "module class suffix" under the advanced section.
always start with a leading space then the class name.
_mod3 The underline represents a space.
If you need additional help let me know.
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Finlay
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Hey jrgweb, Thanks for your help that worked a treat. Finlay
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Finlay
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Hi, Thst really helped what i also need is a transparent backround with white text. Thanks Again
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