<em>@micheltorres 301864 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello Pavit,
I had tried this, but unfortunately did not work for me.
Any other idea?</blockquote>
One way to methodically (and educationally) go about this is to look into the block position file in which your “search” module is located (likely “header.php”) and then – in essence – duplicate the php code to create a new independent module position (which you will give a unique name, of course, to differentiate it from the position you just duplicated).
You would then, of course, need to add this new position to your <position> list within the TemplateDetails.xml file, and then create some custom CSS styling for the new position as well – especially for positioning purposes. (To make this process a bit simpler, you could copy-and-paste the CSS for the “search” module … rename it accordingly (to associate with the new position you created in the step above) … and then modify the CSS accordingly for your new module position.
I know it SEEMS a bit daunting . . . but if you can employ a little trial-and-error + patience in the process, I think you will find yourself learning a great deal about how various elements are created, positioned and styled within a Joomla CMS (php/css) based environment. (This is exactly the kind of research+experimentation learning process I employed as I learned to work with php/css web design elements).
Here is an additional little piece that may further encourage and inspire you –> http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/the-three-ps-patience-practice-and-perseverance/
micheltorres 12 years, 9 months ago.
