The best way I can think of to do something like that is to use the "Module Class Suffix" parameter in the SCLogin module. Set it to something like " imgbackground" (make sure there is a space in the front. Then, in your template's CSS file add:
This answer is important for me, but I didn't understand when you say "make sure there is a space in the front.".
In Module Class Suffix I should write: "imgbackground " (giving a space after the word?)
Thank you.
Best regards,
Inês
Thanks for the images. Can you post the actual URL where we can see the output HTML? From there, we should be able to investigate why the color isn't changing and help figure things out from there.
Inês,
Thanks for the link, and sorry for the delay.
The Module Class Suffix isn't working in that template position because your template isn't including the module in the standard way. The Module Class Suffix is a built-in feature of Joomla, and not something we have control over. It's up to the template to choose whether the suffix can be applied to a specific template position.
I'd recommend trying to move the SCLogin module to a different position to see if the suffix works properly in that position (like a sidebar or content area). If so, you'd need to contact your template provider to see if they can help you to get the moduleclass suffix feature to work in the position you're trying to use it.
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