Assign a STYLE SET to the Custom Module
To assign a Style Set to a Module requires adding the name of the Style Set you wish to use to the Module Class Suffix field.
You will find the Module Class Suffix field under the Advanced tab of a Module in the Extensions > Modules screen of your website's dashboard.
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No need to reinvent the wheel
Assigning a Style Set to a Module is a higher order task.
For example, before you can add a Style Set to a Module you will need to:
- have in mind a purpose for wanting to style the Module in a particular way, and
- know the name of the Style Set you wish to use to achieve your goal.
It is also important to use the correct syntax when adding a Style Set name to the Module Class Suffix field.
For this reason we include example Modules with every WYNCHCO website design.
Before creating a brand new Module, try duplicating an existing example:
- of the same type,
- assigned to the same position and
- visible on the same type of devices (phone etc)
as you want for your new Module.
Read more: How to duplicate a Module.
STYLE SETS
WYNCHCO website designs include a wide range of STYLE SETS, some of which make use of CSS3 @media Queries to help you control WHEN Modules are displayed.
Others change the Look & Feel of Modules.
Visit the following link to learn more about working with STYLE SETS.
Read more: Introducing Style Sets.