There are additional module designs available that you can control by entering a correct suffix name as a module parameter.
Let's check them all.

1. Available module designs

2. Use the following suffixes for DJ-Mediatools module if you want to get the following view for module. Otherwise a module will use the default css styles.

Suffix name: navigation-ms

3. Use the following suffixes for DJ-Mediatools module if you want to get the following view for module. Otherwise a module will use the default css styles.

Suffix name: indicators-ms

4. Use the following suffixes for Articles - Category module if you want to get the following view for module. Otherwise a module will use the default css styles.

Suffix name: article-ms

5. Use the suffix for module to reduce space below module.

Suffix name: margin-ms

6. Additional and very useful suffix 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 need to mix suffixes, remember to put that suffix at the end and add space between suffixes, see the example:

This is a Joomla! article displayed as custom 404 page.

How to modify this page?
Step 1: Go to Content -> Article Manager.
Step 2: Find and edit the "Error 404" article.

How is the search module displayed?
It is displayed using the "Content - Load Modules" plugin. It allows to display a module in a Joomla article.
The module is published on the following position: error404-search

How to display a different article as custom 404 page?
If you want to display other article, you need to change the article ID in the following location: /templates/jm-template/error.php

This template is using fully responsive layout that adjusts to various screens: desktops, tablets or mobiles.
EF4 Framework includes Layout Builder tool which allows you to customize template layout for different screen dimensions.

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