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ImageLinkHover - align left?

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  1. sjudelson
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Hello! I purchased the Substance template. I am trying to insert several instances of the ImageLinkHover module in the Base position of the template. I am trying to create something like a Thumbs Gallery Module that, when clicked on, will bring me to a specified menu item (instead of opening up the image). I inserted the copies of the ImageLinkHover module in Base-1a, Base-1b and Base-1c. Instead of the images aligning neatly on the left side of the page as I expected and want, the images equally spread themselves along the entire base left to right.. Can you help?
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sjudelson
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Perfect! Reducing the widths worked great. Thanks also for pointing me to the tutorials. They are a tremendous resource.
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Hello

Have you tried experimenting with the Module Widths fields in the templates parameters? By default the template will distribute the width of your modules evenly. This can be over-rided using the 'Module Widths' feature. For further details check out.. http://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/item/understanding-the-module-widths-options

Ciarán
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