Sort of... you can use some of the pre-built classes as module class suffixes to get some effect. see here and here


Can find out any of the class suffixes you want. Download FireFox and then install the Firebug Extension. When it's installed, right-click a module in question and choose "Inspect with Firebug."


To create your own module class suffix, you would just assign a class suffix to the module you want to style, then use CSS to make it look the way you want it. Check this for help making your own custom css file.

thanks for the quick reply.
I tried your way of creating a custom.css but it didn't work.
What i want is the "box" module variation of gantry framework, can you please help me make something similar to that in t3-framework?
P.S.
I think the only thing missing in t3-framework is some per-defined module variations, otherwise it is perfect.

Hi AAkash,

If you were wanting to mimic the box1 from gantry, you would want CSS like this:

.box1 {

  background:#ffffff;

  border:1px solid #d5d5d5;

}



.box1, .box2, .box3 {

  border-radius: 4px;

}

Then you would want to go to the module via module manager and add a module class suffix " box1" to the module. Make sure you have "[space]box1" included when you add it.

Additional styling can be added the same way and assigned to any module as a class suffix.