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  • hdanh00 Friend
    #138351

    I’m trying to place a custom mod in the Content Slide position on my site. I can’t seem to get the alignment right though.

    The result of simply publishing a custom mod in that module position is shown below:

    I used a blank html mod and just put the code for the images and links in – I’m now hoping it’s possible to style that mod to get the alignment right.

    I just don’t quite know where to start.

    Any ideas?


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    guidinglight Friend
    #293653

    Im having the same problem.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

    quantaweb Friend
    #293937

    Wrap a DIV around it, or maybe a table. I just dropped in the tagcloud customHTML module into that position and it works fine. If you are dropping a widget in, it might not behave without some bounding information (divs or tables)

    guidinglight Friend
    #294075

    I tried creating a table but im still having the problem.

    Was anyone able to get this work? If you did please specify how.

    Thanks

    guidinglight Friend
    #295528

    Still need help.

    It would greatly be appreciated!

    joev Friend
    #297006

    I have the same question. Is there any way to use the Content Slider position, but add my own module? I have another content slider that I would prefer using, but how do you remove the current slider? Any thoughts?

    joev Friend
    #297202

    Here is the code that sets the height, but I would think it should auto-size to the module that I’m using. No matter what module I set in the content-slide position, it does not auto-size and the module is very mis-aligned.

    Also, I plan to use the content-slide on other pages, so I would rather not set a static height. This is getting really time consuming. Any help would be appreciated.

    #ja-cs-wrap div.ja-innerpad {
    background: url(../images/link-bg.gif) no-repeat left top;
    padding: 0;
    height: 118px;
    position: relative;
    }

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