1. Search Setup

• Publish the default Joomla search module to the 'search' position.
• Change any of the module's parameters you wish, and that's it.

2. Column Menu Setup

• Publish any menu module to the main body module positions on your site.
• There should be no menu style suffixes applied under advanced parameters.
• You may apply any module class suffix. Shown above is the -line suffix.
• The menu style should be set to list.
• You may assign any of this template's module class suffixes.

3. Bottom Menu Setup

• Publish any menu to the 'bottom_menu' position.
• There are no menu style suffixes applied under advanced parameters.
• The menu style should be set to list

This template comes loaded with options that you can use to customize your site exactly how you want it. Here's how to get to these custom settings:

1. In the backend of Joomla go menu item Extensions/Template Manager.
2. Click on the title of the template.
3. This will bring you to the template manager screen where you can edit the template's parameters.
4. Click save when you are done

 

Fixed or Fluid Width

This template has the ability to set the entire width of your set to either a fixed pixel width or a fluid percentage width. You can set the width to any size you want.

Column Widths

You may also set the widths of the following positions to any width that you need to: left, left_inset, right, and right_inset. You may set them to any width you need to.

Row Widths

This template comes loaded with module positions, many of which appear in rows of 6 module positions. Any row that contains 6 module positions can have it's row columns set to automatic widths or manual. For example, in the picture below the first row shows 4 modules published and since it's set to automatic each is set to 25% width. The second row shows a manual calculation for each module in the row. Again, you may do this for any row that contains 6 modules. If you setup a manual calculation they must total to 100%. Not all 6 modules need to be used, as shown below.

All of this is done very easily in the template configuration.

• Download the installation package from our download section.
• Once the download is complete go to the backend of Joomla.
• Navigate through your menu system to Extensions/Install Uninstall.

                    

• Once at the installation screen click the browse button and navigate to where you downloaded the template file.
• Once you have the file selected click 'Upload File and Install'



The template is now installed, now let's set it as the default template:


• Navigate through your menu system to Extensions/Template Manager.
• Find the radio button next to the newly installed template.
• Click on the Default button at the top right of the screen and you're done!