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Hello Ciaran,

Is it possible to would like to have about 4 or 5 style boxes vertical position, stacked on top of each other, in the top 1c position or side col a position. I see the side by side (horizontal) positions. But, how to make them on top of each other.

2) How can I create color with the style boxes, change the background colors.
3) How to add top margin with the first style box

From researching I guess the correct term is sidebar .. I attempted to use the lazy way hoping this would work.. add icon-arrow style-box several times in Module Class Suffix (did not work.. :) )

icon-arrow style-box
icon-arrow style-box
icon-arrow style-box

Thanks again..
April
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Hi April

1. To stack your modules simply place them all in the same module position (top-1a).

2./3. Would you have URL to an example of your boxes?

CiarĂ¡n
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Ciaran,

Yes, that's what I thought but.. hum.. I want to try something else first.. I will provide you with access once I try my other option; creating colored boxes, save as images, embedding into the module on top of one another and attaching url links to each. But let me ask.. should I create content within the module or does it matter if it's intact as part of the image. I guess I'm wondering if I overlay the text on top of the image (box) using the module, it will show up via searches.. .

Let me try this first..

THanks.. April

April
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