The issue you're encountering with the Cassiopea template likely stems from predefined CSS styles or layout restrictions that limit which modules can be placed in certain positions.
Here are a few possible reasons:
CSS or Layout Restrictions: Some template positions, like Topbar, Below-top, or Menu, may have specific CSS styles or layout rules that hide modules if not properly configured or supported. Check the template's CSS files for any display: none or similar styles affecting those positions.
Module Class Suffix: Ensure that the module assigned to these positions has the correct module class suffix, especially if the template has specific styles for different module positions.
Position Configuration in Template Settings: Some templates restrict module placement in certain positions through configuration settings. You may need to adjust the settings in the Joomla template customization section to allow modules in those positions.
Position Size: Ensure that the module you're using fits the designated space for the specific position. Some positions, like the Menu, may have limited space, causing the module to not display properly.
To troubleshoot:
Inspect the elements using browser developer tools to see if the module is being hidden via CSS.
Check the template's layout XML files for any restrictions on module positions.
Experiment with different module types to see if the issue persists across all types or just the one you're using.
If the issue remains unresolved, adjusting the template's CSS or switching positions might help.
Here are a few possible reasons:
CSS or Layout Restrictions: Some template positions, like Topbar, Below-top, or Menu, may have specific CSS styles or layout rules that hide modules if not properly configured or supported. Check the template's CSS files for any display: none or similar styles affecting those positions.
Module Class Suffix: Ensure that the module assigned to these positions has the correct module class suffix, especially if the template has specific styles for different module positions.
Position Configuration in Template Settings: Some templates restrict module placement in certain positions through configuration settings. You may need to adjust the settings in the Joomla template customization section to allow modules in those positions.
Position Size: Ensure that the module you're using fits the designated space for the specific position. Some positions, like the Menu, may have limited space, causing the module to not display properly.
To troubleshoot:
Inspect the elements using browser developer tools to see if the module is being hidden via CSS.
Check the template's layout XML files for any restrictions on module positions.
Experiment with different module types to see if the issue persists across all types or just the one you're using.
If the issue remains unresolved, adjusting the template's CSS or switching positions might help.
Statistics: Posted by Zinavo Company — Wed Nov 27, 2024 8:14 am