101 Joomla Custom Templates

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  • Option #1. Add CSS to Your Current Template
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  • Option #2. Use a Page Class
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    • The class "homepage" was added. But, it wasn't added in a place where I can target it using CSS for my background example. I can target the content area using it, but not the background of the body. The reason is that with CSS I can't target parent elements.

    Option #1. Add CSS to Your Current Template

    I can only target the element itself and child elements. If you don't want to edit your template's core files, use an extension to output custom CSS per page.

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    Then we can use CSS to target just that specific page. Amazingly, this will suffice! To view it on the frontend it's necessary to edit the module settings. Retrieved from " https: Skip to Main Content Skip to Navigation.

    Now I can use any of those CSS classes to target different pages. The classes go from more general to more specific, from left to right.

    As you can see, in this example, the template adds the menu item id to the markup. So I could target the background using the following CSS: Use a Page Class. What happens if the template doesn't add any unique markup per page? To add a page class, go to: Configuring Article Options in Joomla 3.

    Option #2. Use a Page Class

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    Joomla does offer you several ways to customize individual pages. This tutorial will For example, some templates add the menu item ID as a class. That will allow you to target www.farmersmarketmusic.com { background-color: yellow; }. So far we have connected Joomla and the template together, and have If you remember, this header module was defined in Joomla as a Custom HTML module — the “custom” class is current active”>.

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    You can find more templates at CloudAccess. And this was where I found Enterprise, a free template that's close to what I'm after. Still, it needs a fair bit of tweaking to get it to the right layout. This is important information for later on.

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    In this article, we'll activate the showcase the section with the wide image and I'll use FlipPhoto Pro, an extension I installed in our Extensions in Joomla! Before doing that, it's important to look at the module map. This is the overall module map for my web site, which is NathanSegal.

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    The topic of the site will be all about joint ventures, but more on that later. Here's the top part of the module map with the highlighter showing some of the modifications I want to make. Some of these are a matter of turning off modules. Others, like the menu bar are likely to involve some tweaking of the CSS, which we'll get to in another article. This is the bottom part of the template.

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    As you can see by the red highlighting, there are many modules that I'll need to turn off in order to create the appearnce that I want. Note that I don't know in advance what turning off some of the modules will do to the layout. I'll only know when I get there. As mentioned earlier, I want to activate the showcase in this template.

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    Before I can do that, I have to activate the template. To do that, I log into Administrator, then go to Extensions: Once in this page, I enable the radio button to the left of the Enterprise template, then click on the default star. Now it's time to have a look at the template on the frontend.