There are 13 stylistic module class suffixes, these add a unique style variation to the module: box1-5, title1-4, and title5 icon1~4; and 26 structural suffixes, these affect the layout and metrics of the module.

Title1

An example module using the title1 module class suffix.

Title3

An example module using the title3 module class suffix.

Title5 Icon1

An example module using the title5 icon1 module class suffix.

Title5 Icon3

An example module using the title5 icon3 module class suffix.

Box1

An example module using the box1 module class suffix.

Box3

An example module using the box3 module class suffix.

Title2

An example module using the title2 module class suffix.

Title4

An example module using the title4 module class suffix.

Title5 Icon2

An example module using the title5 icon2 module class suffix.

Title5 Icon4

An example module using the title5 icon4 module class suffix.

Box2

An example module using the box2 module class suffix.

Box4

An example module using the box4 module class suffix.

Using a Suffix

Enter any available suffixes at Extensions → Module Manager → Module → Module Class Suffix.

You can compound multiple suffixes together such as: box1 title3.

box1 title1

An example module using the box1 title1 module class suffix.

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box2 title2

An example module using the box2 title2 module class suffix.

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box3 title1

An example module using the box3 title1 module class suffix.

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box4 title1

An example module using the box4 title1 module class suffix.

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Standard Variations: 26 Additional Module Class Suffixes

  • rt-center: centres the content of the module.
  • shadow2-10 adds varying shadows around the module.
  • rounded, square, basic: changes the border style of the module.
  • standardcase, uppercase, lowercase: change the case of the module title.
  • nomargintop, nomarginright, nomarginbottom, nomarginleft, nomarginall: removes the various margins around the module.
  • nopaddingtop, nopaddingright, nopaddingbottom, nopaddingleft, nopaddingall: removes the various paddings around the module