1. hopekiah
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I see that this is a wordpress site, but I'm hoping to emulate it with Joomla.
Do you have anything that would enable a full screen width with video in the banner?

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Hi Hope

Your choice of template is very much down to personal taste. Regarding the full width video, template wise this should not be an issue. You can extend the width of any area of a template to 100% width by adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters where top3 is the area of the template you wish to extend..


#container_top3_modules .wrapper960 {
width: 100%;
}


Ciarán
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Thank you, Ciarán,
So, if I put an image or video in the top3 position of a template with this CSS for 100%, will the image and/or video stretch to 100% width?
-Hope
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Hi Hope

This would very much depend on the extension you are using or how you add the video to the module position.

If you wish to use code added to a Custom HTML module may I suggest the following... http://css-tricks.com/NetMag/FluidWidthVideo/Article-FluidWidthVideo.php

Alternatively checkout out a few of the video extensions available at the Joomla JED.

Ciarán
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