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Module Variations

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Module Variations allow you to individually style a module Enter any available suffixes at Extensions → Module Manager → Module → Module Class Suffix

There are 24 suffixes: shadow1, box1-3, title1-4, rounded and square; nomargintop, nomarginbottom, nomarginright, nomarginleft, nopaddingtop, nopaddingbottom, nopaddingright and nopaddingleft; flush, flushtop and flushbottom; plus standardcase, uppercase and lowercase.

Note: You can compound multiple suffixes together such as box1 nomarginleft standardcase flushbottom.

  • Shadow: 1 variation to add a shadow below the module.
  • Title: 4 variations to change the module title.
  • Box: 3 variations to change the module background.
  • Rounded: rounds the module corners.
  • Square: squares the module corners.
  • Standard/Upper/Lower Case: change the case of the module title.
  • NoMarginTop/Bottom/Left/Right: removes the various margins around the module.
  • NoPaddingTop/Bottom/Left/Right: removes the various paddings around the module
  • Flush/FlushTop/FlushBottom: removes the margin/padding around the module surround.
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