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I have been using your J51_Vitality template for a few years on my Joomla site. I just bought your ImageHover Gallery module which is great. Thank you.

I made a few changes to my homepage yesterday. Among other things, I added a background image to the Bottom-1 position by selecting the image in the Styling tab of the template. I also added the following line to the custom CSS code to increase the height of the bottom-1 module to display more of the image:

#container_bottom1_modules { height: 500px;}

Everything seemed fine yesterday. Today I made a few changes to other parts of my site and the bottom-1 module background image does not appear (the image is still selected in the style) and I cannot get it to work. Can you help?
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

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Here is a screenshot of part of the template | style page showing where I added the link to the background image
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Thank you

Would you have a URL directly to an example of a module in the bottom-1# position? I am unable to locate an example.

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I am unsure what you are asking for. The problem is that the background image is not being shown in the bottom-1 position even though the styling page is set to display the image. I don't have a URL to direct you to that displays the image in the module.
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The bottom-1 position will only display if you have a module enabled in that position. If you just want to display the background image (no module) then I would suggest creating a blank custom module in this position. Inside the custom module you can add the following if you want to give it a min height...

<div style="min-height:500px"></div>


I hope this makes sense?

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PERFECT! Yes, this makes sense and I feel stupid not realizing it. Thank you very much:D
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Does this convention (that a background image will only display if you have a module enabled in that position) apply to all positions?
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Yes that is pretty much the case for all module positions. The position only exists if a module is published within it.

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