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Classic Template - Modules as Links (Like in Demo)

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Thank you for the Classic template, I like it a lot as a basis for a website I'm working on for not-for-profit organization.

I am deep into learning Joomla and examining your template. The below may be simple fixes, but I've not yet determined how I can make my top-1 modules act as a link as you show in your demo.

First, I would like the entire module to act like a link to an article, like in the demo.

Secondly, I would like to create spacing between the modules, again like in the demo.

Thank you in advance for any help.ce
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of your site using the Classic template?

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This is the site that I am working on: http://nccifff.org/

This is the demo that I wish to make the Top-x modules function as links: http://www.joomla51.com/demo/0115/
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Hello

This area of the template demo was created using the J51 GridGallery module which is included with your templates (https://joomla51.com/tutorials/item/setting-up-the-j51-gridgallery).

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Thank you so much, that's great.

Now I'm trying to emulate that layout, with the column of text to the right, but in this case my Upcoming Events posting from JE Events. I tired to put the Upcoming Events module in top-1a and the grid in top-1b, but the Upcoming Modules events expands to fill more than half the page.

Thanks in advance.
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Hello

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

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It would be the same site: nccifff.org/

Thanks again!
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Your 'Upcoming Events' module appears to be in the sidecol-a module position rather than top-1a?

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Yes, the "Upcoming Events" is in sidecol-a because when I place it in top-1a and the gird gallery in top-2a, the widths of the modules aren't set. But rather than spreading out equidistant, the Upcoming Events module occupies about 2/3s of the container, making the gird space out vertically rather than horizontally as desired.
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Hello

As we are not familiar with this extension could you post a URL to a live example of the issue.

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"Upcoming Events" uses "JEvents Latest Events" to pull from JEvents Calendar.

It's live at http://nccifff.org/ in sidecol-a.
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