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  1. madelharri
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Hi, I'm using the Enterprise template, but did not install the demo package as I'm only using it on part of the site. I've set up the image show and the icon module as per the home page, but the icon module is not displaying correctly. It is not centered and there is a line after the last icon. Checking with firebug the div is styled to center but the element.style is float: left for some reason. I'm attaching a screengrab. Can you help please? You can see the problem at http://yokosphotoworld.com/development/stonecircle/index.php/stone-for-domestic-use
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Hello

Firstly may I suggest turning on the remove padding option for this area of your template (top-1) within your templates parameters (Module Widths tab). Your icons should auto width to fill the area provided presuming you have your icons set to 3 columns. Regardless you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters which will set this for you...


.j51_icons855 .j51_icon {

    width: 33.3%;

}

.j51_icons855 .j51_icon:last-of-type {

    border-right: medium none;

}


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