Widget appearance
How to change the appearance of each widget ?
With this theme, you can add a CSS class for each widget. It’s a useful option to customize your widgets
Options for displaying your widgets in the „left”, „right”, „top”, „bottom” or „user” positions :
- Without CSS class : No styling for your list and the links.
- With the CSS class ” horizontal-menu” or „vertical-menu” : to display an additionnal menu. More details on the page „Display your menus„.
- With the CSS class ” border” : you add a border around your module.
- With the CSS class ” radius” : you add a rounded corner.
- With the CSS class ” shadow” : you add a shadow under the module
- With the CSS class „white” : you add a white background
- With the CSS class „black” : you add a black background
- With the CSS class „grey” : you add a grey background
- With the CSS class „orange” : you add an orange background
- With the CSS class „violet” : you add an violet background
- With the CSS class „red” : you add a red background
- With the CSS class „blue” : you add a blue background
- With the CSS class „green” : you add a green background
- With the CSS class „turquoise” : you add a turquoise background
- With the CSS class „brown” : you add a brown background
- With the CSS class „text-centered” : the widget title and all the text are centered
- With the CSS class „title-band” : display a dark background under the module title (you can’t put „title-centered” in the same module)
- With the CSS class „badge-new”, „badge-free”, „badge-hot”, „badge-top”, „badge-news”, „badge-gift” : to display a badge in the upper right corner of your widget.
- With the CSS class ” no-margin” : it’s a useful option to remove the margin around the widget position . You can use it to display an image per example.
Note : If you choose a background color , the color of the widget title is always white.
Note : You can enter several CSS class. Example „shadow green badge-top text-centered” . Each CSS class is separate by a space.