WhatsApp Multi Agent - Module
- Posted by Phil Co (2) Offline
Hello,
I have installed your WhatsApp extension on my Joomla website, that uses a Yootheme pro template.
The issue I have is that your extension uses a module that adds useless space (I suppose the module). See here - (redacted). Before I installed your extension/module, the page was finishing at the blue background line with copyright mention. Now, there is a white background line below that one.
Is it possible not to have it, and only have the WhatsApp floating icon on the page?
Thank you,
1 week 1 day ago - 1 week 20 hours ago #1
by Phil Co
I have installed your WhatsApp extension on my Joomla website, that uses a Yootheme pro template.
The issue I have is that your extension uses a module that adds useless space (I suppose the module). See here - (redacted). Before I installed your extension/module, the page was finishing at the blue background line with copyright mention. Now, there is a white background line below that one.
Is it possible not to have it, and only have the WhatsApp floating icon on the page?
Thank you,
Last edit: 1 week 20 hours ago by Phil Co.
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- Posted by TemplatePlazza (5313) Offline
Hi, in which module position did you publish your module?
It seems that the position you are using is a normal module position, which treats the published module in a standard way by creating containers that add padding and margins.
Try publishing the module in the debug position instead.
Typically, template developers set the "debug" position to be minimalistic that won’t generate additional containers that could introduce unnecessary padding and margins.
If publishing the module in the "debug" position does not solve the problem, please open the module's administrator page, go to the CSS Adjustment tab, and add the following code:
1 week 1 day ago - 1 week 1 day ago #2
by TemplatePlazza
It seems that the position you are using is a normal module position, which treats the published module in a standard way by creating containers that add padding and margins.
Try publishing the module in the debug position instead.
Typically, template developers set the "debug" position to be minimalistic that won’t generate additional containers that could introduce unnecessary padding and margins.
If publishing the module in the "debug" position does not solve the problem, please open the module's administrator page, go to the CSS Adjustment tab, and add the following code:
.tm-bottom.uk-section-default.uk-section { padding-top:0; padding-bottom:0;} .tm-bottom ul.wa_agent_btn{ margin:0;}
Last edit: 1 week 1 day ago by TemplatePlazza.
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- Posted by Phil Co (2) Offline
The position was "bottom". Didn't find a "debug" position for Yootheme templates, so couldn't publish it there, so I added your CSS Adjustment and it seems to have done the trick.
Thanks for the speedy reply!
1 week 20 hours ago #3
by Phil Co
Thanks for the speedy reply!
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- Posted by TemplatePlazza (5313) Offline