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I am using the Construction theme to build a site and have two Footer content type containers in the acm-footer position.

I added a Module Class Suffix to both of these to help me style them, but these class names are not rendered in the code.

There was an issue similar to this discussed in the general T3 framework : http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/module-style-module-class-suffix-issue/

Can you confirm if the Module Class Suffix is not coded to appear in the footer positions and if I can use the solution on that forum thread?

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Hi there,

You can try my tweak below to use class suffix in JA ACM module – Footer in this case:

– Go to backend settings of this module in acm-footer position > Advanced tab > Add your own class suffix name (Remember to add a space before the class name

– Suppose that you’re using this ACM Footer module with ‘style-3’, you will open its appropriate PHP file: /templates/uber/acm/footer/tmpl/style-3.php

At approx line 51:


<!-- FOOTER -->
<footer class="wrap uber-footer footer-3 <?php echo $footerBackground; ?>" <?php if($footerImg): ?> style="<?php echo $footerBackgroundStyle; ?>" <?php endif; ?>>


change it to:


<!-- FOOTER -->
<footer class="wrap uber-footer footer-3 <?php echo $footerBackground; ?><?php echo $params->get('moduleclass_sfx'); ?>" <?php if($footerImg): ?> style="<?php echo $footerBackgroundStyle; ?>" <?php endif; ?>>


It will show in frontend like this:

Then you can add style for this class suffix as you wish.

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