This template provides some backend parameters for convenient template management. Navigate Extensions->Template Manager and click on the proper template name to set up template parameters.

• Logo - set path to the logo file - note that logo dimensions won't be resized
• Site Title - add your site title here, it's only displayed if you don't use a logo
• Site Description - add your site description that will be displayed underneath the logo
• Global font name - choose the global font name (Arial, Georgia, Tahoma)
• Font name for headings - choose the font name for headings (Share - Google Web Font, Arial, Georgia, Tahoma)
• Font switcher - enable this option if you want to display the font switcher
• Font size in pixels - choose font size if the font switcher is disabled
• Style switcher - enable this option if you want to display the style switcher
• Template color - select the default template color (blue, green, orange)
• Template scheme - select default template scheme
• Content width - set the width of the content column in pixels - use px e.g. 314px
• Left column width - set the width of the left column in pixels - use px e.g. 283px
• Right column width - set the width of the right column in pixels - use px e.g. 283px

All available module design suffixes:

All available module badges suffixes:

See an example how to mix both suffixes:

The suffixes for modules are connected with modules' height. It's very useful if you would like to make your modules' height the same.

You just have to put a suffix at a module configuration to get the specified module height. See here the screenshot:

_mod300 means that your module will be of 300 pixels high.

If you are going to mix suffixes, remember to put that suffix at the end, see an example: