Occasionally we need to use custom html to obtain the layouts shown on our demos in specific modules. The code below is what was used on this template:

Image and Content Fader Description Text:

Contact Info, Time Info and Location published to "custom_1" position:

Testimonials:

This is the code used for the testimonials area that is published to the first 3 tab show positions:

Big Text Areas:

This is the code used and published to the big text area positions (which are all custom positions, custom_3, custom_4 and custom_6).

Multibox Images:

Menu Image:

This is the code for the menu that is published to the tab show:

Tab Show Icons:

The icons for the tab show are ion icons and you just simply add the below code to the button text label area in the admin of the tab show.

Centered Logo

In this design we have for the first time included a centered logo within the main menu. To do so we had to add some JavaScript and custom CSS. Below is a screenshot of the logo as seen on the site and following it is a small tutorial to guide you on how to set this up.



1. The first step to create the centered logo is to create an external link menu item and publish it between all your other menu items. To get it centered at a good spot you may have to reword or add/remove a menu item since the logo is just another menu item itself. It works best when you have an even amount of menu items so that you can just stick the logo right in the middle of them. Below is a screenshot of this first step under the Joomla menu manager area.



2. The next step is to click the tab "link type" and enter in the CSS class for the logo so the design knows where to position your logo. So enter in the class "s5_logo_spacer" as shown below:



3. We recommend using a custom HTML module and publishing it to the "logo" position vs just using the built in logo method that we include with our designs. (this will allow us to show a dark image for the floating menu). So in your custom module you will enter the following:



4. Next you may need to edit the width and height of your logo here:
The dark logo CSS (for the floating menu) and definition can be found here:



5. Lastly we have the widths of the actual menu item where the logo is placed. These also may need to be adjusted. We highly recommend using Firebug for Firefox or a similar tool in order to see what CSS you need to edit.

Add to Carts:

This is the code used for the add to cart button sections on the homepage published to the tab show. Notice the "four" in the top DIV below. This can be changed to two through six if you need to add or remove items in a row: