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Template Arkadia background color positions "top"

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Hello,

I put in a module on position "top-3f". The content of the module has a white background now. Can I addujst the background color just like the once of the main body? Can you give me the css-code?

Why is the module aligned left and not right? I have this problem with other modules, too. They just take the place of the other module places in the row as well, instead of sticking to the one I assigned to them.

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Thanks and regards,

Marek
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Hi Marek

Try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (edit to taste)...


#top3_modules.block_holder {

    background-color: transparent;

}


Module positions are collapsible and are floated to the left. To display your image to the right may I suggest using the following markup in your Custom HTML module...


<img border="0" title="Garde-Division-Germany TeamSpeak Viewer" style="float:right;" alt="Garde-Division-Germany TeamSpeak Viewer" src="https://www.tsviewer.com/promotion/dynamic_sig/sig.php/clan468x60_wot/1062107.png">


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