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Hi Ciaran,

another small problem:

In the Emani templates for Joomla 4 it is possible to remove container padding for some module positions like showcase, etc.

But not so for the module position contenttop. So I have a large gap between the module position contenttop and top1 (as per screenshot).

For the top1 position I can remove container padding but this effect only close the gap to top.

I believe that the padding of the contenttop position has to be removed, but what can I do???

Thanks in advance

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Hallo !
Grundsätzlich bei Designfragen werden immer Links zur Seite benötigt...
(Auch wenn es in diesem Fall vielleicht von Ciaran hier so gelöst werden kann)
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As mentioned, would you have a URL to an example of your modules?

Thank you
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Hi Ciaran,
here the URL:

https://www.kaiserpfalz-kaiserslautern.de/

The problem is the gap of the sidecol-1a position

I tried the following in the customs.css:

.sidecol-1a104 {
padding-top: 5px;
}

But this did not solve the problem

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Hi Jürgen

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

.sidecol-a:first-of-type .module:first-of-type .module_surround, 

.sidecol-b:first-of-type .module:first-of-type .module_surround {

    padding-top: 0;

}


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Hi Ciaran,

thanks a lot it works fine.

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Hi Ciaran,
it works fine at the starting page, but if choosing another content now the gap is to close!!!

See Here: https://www.kaiserpfalz-kaiserslautern.de/index.php/fuehrungen.html

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Hi Jürgen

Due to the following custom CSS, you may need to create a separate template style for the suggested CSS and apply it to the related pages (https://joomla51.com/tutorials/joomla-basics/creating-multiple-template-styles)...

.wrapper_contenttop {

    padding: 1px 1px 1px 1px;

}


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Hi Ciaran,

Thank you for pointing this out, now all works fine.

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