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To create module position in Joomla! 1.5.x and it’s not in the dropdown list, please do as follow:
- Go to your desire module configuration page by click on its name.
- In Position dropdown box, use your mouse to select all text in that box, then enter a new name of position there
- Finally, click Save, your new position has been created and your module has been published to that position also.
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In Joomla! 1.0.x, please go to Site >> Template Manager >> Module Postions, type the new module position you want to create in a new blank box and click save.
<em>@kashxo 54357 wrote:</em><blockquote>To create module position in Joomla! 1.5.x and it’s not in the dropdown list, please do as follow:
- Go to your desire module configuration page by click on its name.
- In Position dropdown box, use your mouse to select all text in that box, then enter a new name of position there
- Finally, click Save, your new position has been created and your module has been published to that position also.
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Hi kashxo,
This clarification is with respect to templates for Joomla 1.0.x
In Joomla! 1.0.x, please go to Site >> Template Manager >> Module Postions, type the new module position you want to create in a new blank box and click save.
</blockquote>This would be useful with more details please. This statement is not self evident, as to how it is implemented after it is saved:
“…your new position has been created and your module has been published to that position also.”
Please clarify this.
For this discussion, let use these as major divisions of a page
For example, if I created a new position called user 10,
1) how do I direct that new user 10 to a specific new location in a specific template?
2) how do I specify the attributes of new user 10 so that it will have oner of these attributes:
2a) spans the both the bottom of the “left” and “right” positions
2b) the defined positions indicated below
A. Header
B. Body
Bt: Body top => a position that spans the width of the page at the top of the Body
B1. Left Side => a position that spans the height of the Body located at the left side, below the “Body top” and above the “Body bottom” of the Body. It is called “left side” to distinguish it from the position “Left” as used by Joomlart.
B2. Middle => a position that spans the height of the Body located between the left and right side of the Body. It is called “Middle” to distinguish it from the position “Main” as used by Joomla
B3: Right side => a position that spans the height of the Body located at the right side of the Body. It is called “right side” to distinguish it from the position “Left” as used by Joomlart.
Bb. Body bottom => a position that spans the width of the page at the bottom of the Body
It is called “Body bottom” to distinguish it from the position “bottom” as used by Joomlart.C. Footer
Thanks.
Cornelio
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