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I have just uploaded the GANTREE framework template onto my JOOMLA website and i am partially satisfied with its layout. I want to be able to make it work properly like move around my LOGO on top and the other images that go with it sideways and not only vertically and horizontally. In my previous template CLOUDBASE 2.0 I could do this no problem - how do i do this in GANTREE? <br />
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Thank you
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Hi

I have just uploaded the GANTREE framework template onto my JOOMLA website and i am partially satisfied with its layout. I want to be able to make it work properly like move around my LOGO on top and the other images that go with it sideways and not only vertically and horizontally. In my previous template CLOUDBASE 2.0 I could do this no problem - how do i do this in GANTREE? 


Thank you

Gantree Template/Framework

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Joomla

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