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Lock the height of modules on J51 Magnolia

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Hi Ciaràn,

as you can see here: http://www.pctutor.it/ipl/

I use 4 modules, with override for background color, in position top-1a, top-1b, top-1c, top-1d of J51 Magnolia template

This is ok but, changing the screen size, the responsive modules change height following the text flow and this produces a step like ragged bottom line.

Is it possible to lock the height of the 4 modules to a minimum value, still keeping the responsive behavior?

Many thanks and regards
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Hello

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

.top-1 {

    display: flex;

    overflow: hidden;

}


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Thank you for allowing access.

This issue should be now amended by moving the suggested CSS to the relevant custom CSS field in the Responsive Options tab of your template settings.

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