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Hi Ciaran,

I have a few questions concerning the Chelsea template.

1) I bought the Fedora template and the Chelsea template. I have them both installed. If I create a search module that I place at the Fedora "header-2" position, it will also show on the Chelsea template. i do believe because the module position on the Chelsea template has the same name, "header-2". Is there a way I can have distinct module positions for all of your templates ?

2) On the Chelsea template I'm having trouble to display correctly a 2nd level menu. Something appears on the screen but it's not nice and clean as the other menus. I reactivated your account on my site. If you login and check the menu "Information", you'll have an example of the issue with menu "États Financiers". You should have the link to the site on our previous communications.

Thanks for your help.
Peter
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Hi Peter

1. One option would be to hide this module position on your Chelsea template. To do so simply add the following to the Custom CSS field of your Chelsea templates parameters...


.header-2 {display: none;}


2. Unless otherwise instructed, we do not retain log information to Joomla installations. Could I ask you to resend access details to info@joomla51.com. Please paste a URL to this forum post in your email for our reference.

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Hi Ciaran,

Information has been sent via email. Please let me know in case you didn't receive it.

Best regards
Peter

ps: Nice Forum update ! :-)
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