Is there a Module Class Suffix to align the EasyBlog Image wall module to the center of the space
By Sean Carney on Saturday, 15 March 2014
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I have a couple instances currently of the EasyBlog Image wall module and I love it except that I want to have the module align to the center of the position instead of being somewhat left alighed.

Can this be done with a Module Class Suffix?

Also, I did notice that the value for Columns does not actually appear to work. Instead the amount of columns is determined by the responsiveness of the template and the width of the images. So, if I make the images smaller then there are more columns added.

Thanks, Sean Carney

PS. Currently I have this at http://starch-smart.com on the homepage twice while experimenting witih it.
Sean,

There are Module Class Suffix parameters in templates, but I am not sure if they are global to all templates and get picked up by modules, or just specific some templates that the template provider added these parameters. ????

What template are you using and from what template provider?

In my RT Rockettheme template I can center the modules and their content using this module class suffix: smallmargintop smallmarginleft smallmarginright smallmarginbottom

To Align The EasyBlog Image Wall Module To The Center Of The Space it may depend on your template, but it won't hurt to try what I have above to see if it works.

Screencast: http://screencast.com/t/KWns1BilHQK
Randall McCallum
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Saturday, 15 March 2014 05:31
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Thanks for sharing Randall
Mark
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Saturday, 15 March 2014 13:57
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I am using a JoomlaBamboo.com template called Motion. I will ask them for some help on this. They are always great with support!
Sean Carney
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Thursday, 20 March 2014 08:29
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Hello Sean,

Sure, let us know how this goes
Mark
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Thursday, 20 March 2014 16:20
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