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silhouette

Mocha was the reason I joined Joomla Junkie (left a previous supplier) fresh, good looking designs - and quite innovative in much of what they do.

My site was previously built on Joomla 1.0 so the first thing I had to do was migrate it - considering it had a number of mods running this was the hardest (read nervous) part - so I dumped the old site onto my local testing server, then migrated, then re-built, added a little Mocha (hacked just a tiny bit as it did look good how it was), backed-up, deleted, installed, installed and INSTALLED (took three attempts before it worked - one of the sql dumps didn't) and launched it over the week-end.

I migrated all my members but left their old data behind as it didn't suit the new site - but have invited them to add again (which they are doing, albeit slowly. Bear in mind this site was the biggest in Australia of it's type leaving some of old client data behind meant it is almost a 'new site' again - but it has been also opened to New Zealand... Anyway, it 'opened' last week-end and here it is:

Welcome to CatDog
Welcome to CatDog

David

matt

Nice work Silhouette. Good implementation.

kdix

The website looks great! I'm also using the Mocha template.

How did you setup the banner the way you did? I'm having troubles getting the banner picture to fit in the allot space (without spilling over). Which file do I update the margins for the banner?

How do display 3 pictures on the banner (with navigation arrows)?

kdix

no need to respond. I figured out the fix the banner pictures in the margin - setting the Module Class Suffix to "-sfx nopadding" for the Banners module.

I also know now, that there is a SuperSlider module that can be installed to get the banner to work like the Mocha demo.