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Adding a Seventh Module Position for Top1 Position in Scarlett Template

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I am using the Scarlett Template and I have had a request from a client that would mean adding another module position to top 1 module position to give me seven position rather than six..

Is that a possibility?

The link to the website I am building is located at http://tempdomain9.site .

They have seven insurance plans and I have placed one of them on Side Column A but they really want that on to be with the rest of the plans.

Thank you for your assistance.

James
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Hi James

Have you considered adding all your plans to a single module position? Something like the following (repeat for each)...

<div class="plan-card">

	<h3 class="">Health </h3>

	<a href="/insurance-plans/health-insurance">

		<img src="/images/health-insurance_top.jpg" alt="health insurance top" width="180" height="96">

	</a>

</div>


You can then add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters to ensure they appear in a row...

.plan-card {

    display: inline-block;

    padding: 5px;

}


Ciarán
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