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  • devplus Friend
    #157158

    I want to create a new module position just like ja-slider but under the main content instead of above.
    Can I do that and how?

    Thanx in advance!

    TomC Moderator
    #365664

    Not sure exactly where you are wanting to place it – can you provide a screenshot diagram of what you’re wanting?

    Sherlock Friend
    #365775

    Dear devplus,

    You can go to the file of templatesja_zeolite_iilayoutsblocksmain.php, Looking for the block
    [PHP] <?php if ( $this->countModules(‘ja-slider’) ) { ?>
    <div id=”ja-slider”>
    <jdoc:include type=”modules” name=”ja-slider” style=”JAxhtml” />
    </div>
    <?php } ?>[/PHP] You can cut this HTML Block and put it below the area you want.

    devplus Friend
    #365786

    Hi tcraw1010, I am attaching a screenshot.
    I want to place the new module just below the main content.

    Thanx


    1. ja_zeolite_ii_new_module
    TomC Moderator
    #365825

    dev:

    dathq provided a correct partial solution for you, but there are a couple of additional steps . . . .

    First, dathq is absolutely correct in advising you how you can create the new position within the ja_zeolite_iilayoutsblocksmain.php file – though you will need to rename the module to what you want (see example below)


    <!-- CONTENT -->
    <div id="ja-main" style="width:<?php echo $this->getColumnWidth('m') ?>%">
    <div class="inner clearfix">

    <?php if ( !$this->isContentEdit() && ($this->countModules('vm-fp') || $this->countModules('ja-slider')) ) { ?>
    <div id="ja-productwrap" class="ja-rounded-box clearfix">

    <?php if ( $this->countModules('vm-fp') ) { ?>
    <div id="ja-fp">
    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="vm-fp" style="JAxhtml" />
    </div>
    <?php } ?>

    <?php if ( $this->countModules('ja-slider') ) { ?>
    <div id="ja-slider">
    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="ja-slider" style="JAxhtml" />
    </div>
    <?php } ?>

    <?php if ( $this->countModules('your_new_module_name') ) { ?>
    <div id="
    your_new_module_name">
    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="
    your_new_module_name" style="JAxhtml" />
    </div>
    <?php } ?>

    <div class="rounded-box ja-rounded-box-tl"></div>
    <div class="rounded-box ja-rounded-box-tr"></div>
    <div class="rounded-box ja-rounded-box-bl"></div>
    <div class="rounded-box ja-rounded-box-br"></div>

    </div>
    <?php } ?>

    You will then need to go into the templateDetails.xml file and add the new position – as such . . .
    (it doesn’t really matter where you place it in the list)


    <positions>
    <position>hornav</position>
    <position>breadcrumbs</position>
    <position>search</position>
    <position>banner</position>
    <position>left</position>
    <position>right</position>
    <position>your_new_position_name</position>
    <position>top</position>
    <position>user1</position>
    <position>user2</position>
    <position>user3</position>
    <position>user4</position>
    <position>user5</position>
    <position>user6</position>
    <position>user7</position>
    <position>user8</position>
    <position>user9</position>
    <position>user10</position>
    <position>user11</position>
    <position>footer</position>
    <position>syndicate</position>
    <position>debug</position>
    </positions>

    THEN, you will need to create the CSS styling for that new position – in the template.css file. If you want it to display like the other positions in that area, I would just copy+paste the CSS for ja-slider or ja-fp, rename it to whatever you named your module, and modify the CSS (if needed ) accordingly.

    Finally, you then create the custom_mod within your Module Manager (in your backend Administration) and assign it to the new position you just created.

    There may be some trial-and-error issues along the way …. but that’s what learning is all about.

    Hope that helps.

    devplus Friend
    #365962

    Thanx very much guys 🙂 I’ll try your suggestions and let you know what happened.

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