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Hi,

I purchased the Renovate template recently and I'm trying to recreate the same page as the demo. As I need a multilangual site I wasn't able to install the demo. Here are a few questions. More questions might appear afterwards:

1) Icons module: It seems like some icons are showing up and some are not. Is this normal ? Is there a specific list of available icons ? If yes, where can I find it ?
2) I can't seem to center this module vertically. There's more space on the bottom than on the top.
3) Grid Gallery module: Is it possible to know how to add text above and under the grid gallery module as shown on the demo site ?
4) How should I enable the fact that the pictures of the grid are popping up? On my site I see the picture, then there is a visual effect and they re-appear.

Thanks upfront for your help. It's highly appreciated as always.

Best regards,
Pete
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Hi Peter

I have updated this GridGallery module so it remains centered on all screen sizes. You can download this update at the following dropbox URL.. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/69136519/mod_j51gridgallery_centered.zip

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Hi Ciaran,

Thank you ! It seems to be centered now on tablets and phones. I had to change a few settings to make it work. I'm wondering if you have any ideas why the two images on the bottom right seem not to be at the same level as the other ones. I've added a screenshot to help show you what I mean. I took the same image sizes as the ones that are on your demo in order to be sure it would fit. On the normal site it's all ok, however on the tablets it's not perfect.

Image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mwnc3gexz763snh/2015-06-18%2021.06.12.jpg?dl=0

Thanks,
Peter
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Hi Peter

It is difficult to say for sure. Have you considered simply cropping the height of this image 4px?

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Hi Ciaran,

I think I'll leave it as is. I'm afraid if I change something on the picutre, that it will mess something up on the "normal" site.

Do you perhaps know how I could change the color of a link ONLY for module position Base1a ? I'm trying to insert a link on a white background and the color which is picked up is the one from "base" which is white. A white link on a white background doesn't work. :-)

Thank you!
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Hi Peter

You will fist need to give your module a unique class name which can be added to the 'Module Class Suffix' field in the module settings (eg 'base-1a'). You can then style the links within that class withing something like...



 .base-1a a {color: #000000;}


For the benefit of other forum users please post new queries to new posts.

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