english/templates/atomic/html/modules.php
/**
 * This is a file to add template specific chrome to module rendering.  To use it you would
 * set the style attribute for the given module(s) include in your template to use the style
 * for each given modChrome function.
 *
 * eg.  To render a module mod_test in the sliders style, you would use the following include:
 * <jdoc:include type="module" name="test" style="slider" />
 *
 * This gives template designers ultimate control over how modules are rendered.
 *
 * NOTICE: All chrome wrapping methods should be named: modChrome_{STYLE} and take the same
 * two arguments.
 *
 * This module chrome file creates custom output for modules used with the Atomic template.
 * The first function wraps modules using the "container" style in a DIV. The second function
 * uses the "bottommodule" style to change the header on the bottom modules to H6. The third
 * function uses the "sidebar" style to change the header on the sidebar to H3.
 */
This is a file to add template specific chrome to module rendering.  To use it you would
set the style attribute for the given module(s) include in your template to use the style
for each given modChrome function.

eg.  To render a module mod_test in the sliders style, you would use the following include:


This gives template designers ultimate control over how modules are rendered.

All chrome wrapping methods should be named: modChrome_{STYLE} and take the same
two arguments.

This module chrome file creates custom output for modules used with the Atomic template.
The first function wraps modules using the "container" style in a DIV. The second function
uses the "bottommodule" style to change the header on the bottom modules to H6. The third
function uses the "sidebar" style to change the header on the sidebar to H3.
This is a file to add template specific chrome to module rendering . To use it you would set the style attribute for the given module ( s ) include in your template to use the style for each given modChrome function . eg . To render a module mod_test in the sliders style you would use the following include : This gives template designers ultimate control over how modules are rendered . All chrome wrapping methods should be named : modChrome_ { STYLE } and take the same two arguments . This module chrome file creates custom output for modules used with the Atomic template . The first function wraps modules using the " container " style in a DIV . The second function uses the " bottommodule " style to change the header on the bottom modules to H6 . The third function uses the " sidebar " style to change the header on the sidebar to H3 .
function modChrome_container($module, &$params, &$attribs)
{
	if (!empty ($module->content)) : ?>
		<div class="container">
			<?php echo $module->content; ?>
		</div>
	<?php endif;
}
function modChrome_container ( $ module , & $ params , & $ attribs ) { if ( ! empty ( $ module -> content ) ) : ?> <div class="container">
			 <?php echo $ module -> content ; ?> </div>
	 <?php endif ; }
This is a file to add template specific chrome to module rendering.
This is a file to add template specific chrome to module rendering .