Left to Right Modules, instead of top to bottom?

DongerZone

I thought about that, and it wouldn’t exactly work for my case as I might have indefinite columns in this row. This however does make sense and I could create a custom number of columns for every module I want to add, it just seems like poor practice to me and not very modular.

romain

@DongerZone True, but far as I can tell, html/css isn’t very modular by itself. Unless you use something else like javascript to generate your html/css as you go. (or change it anyway)

broberg

float

http://jsfiddle.net/H5q5h/1/

DongerZone

@broberg That just moves the entire div as far to the left as I can tell, I want to rearrange all the modules in one region to go left to right.

DongerZone

@broberg Oh it seems to work if I apply it to the class belonging to the module, thank you.

richland007

Hi you all,
I want to do the exact same thing in the upper third region i want to have a module on the left and a module on the right how do i do that i have no clue??
I have no experience with css or html
so i need a step by step per say :)

i will greatly appreciate it if anyone can help

Denis

bhepler

@richland007 If you just want to have a module in the upper left and another module in the upper right, you should probably assign one to the top_left and the other to the top_right regions in the config.js file.

See the Magic Mirror readme file for more information.