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  1. DavidHaigh
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I am trying to get the background images to cover the module height. Image is inserted with the Module Style overrides options.
The two modules in Top-2A and Top-2B are different heights and I want the smaller of the background image to cover the height of the module to match its neighbour.
Website is: http://www.djabulukgu.com.au

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ciaran
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Hi David

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

#wrapper_top-2 {

    display: flex;

}

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {

#wrapper_top-2 {

    flex-direction: column;

}}


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Fantastic Thanks I have used it for top 1-3 and it works beautifully I am assuming I can edit it to for all the mods.
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Hi David

Thank you for the update. Yes the same CSS can be used for all mods by editing the module name to match.

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