Hi,

1) is it possible to give an custom parameter from one module to an other module?

suppose i have a custom html module with some text .
Than this module calls " (module moduleName, custom param) " ( also custom html)

2) bit more complex
is it possible to set a href link on a file? Filename extension is kml which should open google earth in a popup .( Of course the user must have G earth installed)
and kml extensions should act to open G earth.


Hugo

Yes you add a suffix to the module and then use that as the class that overides the existing styling

e.g. the style is more specific so it overides any previous styling that applied

Regarding point 2 have you checked out any joomla extensions in the the Joomla extension directory?

Cheers
Paul

Hi,

extension by Nonumber is good , Modules anywhere etc

regards

A.

Can you point me to some manual for 1?

Hugo

Try the link below

www.nonumber.nl/

its his main site, there are also docs there available for reading

now for joomla try

extensions.joomla.org/

you should take NOTE that this is not a a joomla tutorial
101 but a template club and inquiries should reflect on TEMPLATES and EXTENSION provided by Joombamboo.

Just a Food for thought

regards

A

Hi Hugo,

I think we may write an article on this for the "how to" series we are putting together



In this case its a custom module but you can add a suffix to any module type

In this example I'm adding the suffix class red



Please note the space character - this is needed to separate out the class from the moduletable (see next slide)

So with that saved you can see how the example is added to the html in the source code - this gives you the hook to add any css to target this module only

Cheers
Paul

Finished example - added to the custom css

.red p {color: red}

ok super thanks.

I'll try this with an integer

Hugo

I should have mentioned this is a basic css example as it only overiding an existing css tag of

p {color: #000;}

depending on what you need to overide it may require more complicated css

Good luck with it

Cheers
Paul

Just in case Ive misunderstood you cant use an integer to start or be a css selector.

eg .1 or .1red {} wont work.

You need .item1 {} etc