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When using bootstrap5 via djangocms-frontend, I created a "block" composed of several plugins and then I saved it as a module.
Once listed on the module page the original that had a width and height derived from it's parent div/column/container in the page where it has been designed is distorted in the modules page as the context of the plugin is lost.
Would it be possible to save the height and width of the module at creation time so an additional div with necessary styling would contain the module in the module page so it would keep its aspect ratio.
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@rolandf I have not looked into this but remember that I had to adapt templates/djangocms_modules/render_module.html to get a meaningful display the modules. Might this also be a way for you, e.g., by wrapping it in an appropriate <div>?
When using bootstrap5 via djangocms-frontend, I created a "block" composed of several plugins and then I saved it as a module.
Once listed on the module page the original that had a width and height derived from it's parent div/column/container in the page where it has been designed is distorted in the modules page as the context of the plugin is lost.
Would it be possible to save the height and width of the module at creation time so an additional div with necessary styling would contain the module in the module page so it would keep its aspect ratio.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: