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Newsletter The newsletter custom HTML code is a structure for very simple newsletter form: <form action="#" class="gk-newsletter"> <p> <input type="email" placeholder="Enter Email Address"> <input type="button" value="Join"> <strong><span>Sign up</span> for the latest news</strong> </p> </form>...

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Module variations

On this page you can see basic suffixes used in this template. 01The clear suffix is very useful to create banners or images without additional borders, margins and paddings. The clear suffix is also very useful inside the mainbody,...

Messages

Joomla! offers three different types of messages. Creatings standard information about Joomla! system is presented depending on a message type as follows:   Error This is a sample message Error This is a sample of notice...

Typography

It is possible with templates which have a typography page to show you how you can use e.g. headline tags in order to structure your content in a better way. Below, we present rebuilt and refreshed typographical aspects of...

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