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  • joewied Friend
    #119594

    Hello,

    I am havimg problems creating two new positions for this template.

    I want to create two module positions (one named tree1 and one named tree2)

    These positions need to be nested above main content, below the header, and to the right of the sidebar. When I created them they did not load mods side by side but one over the other. When I preview the template inline with positions the modules are shown side by side.

    Could someone post the correct code snippet and where it should go in the template???
    Any help would be great. :confused:

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #217519

    This will depend how you put the HTML code for tree1 and tree 2 modules.
    It will be useful if you can post your URL so that we can provide a solution

    joewied Friend
    #217531

    Ok..I’ll make the url public. I am still working on the site (pretty ugly right now)
    I made a position USER3 above mosets tree directory that I would still like to keep. Then the two mod positions below that.

    http://www.game-pyle.com

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #217545

    You will need to customize your index.php to load more modules positions under your user3 module

    <div id="user3">
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    </div>

    You can use the following syntax to load user modules

    <?php mosLoadModules ( 'user4',-2 ); ?>
    <?php mosLoadModules ( 'user5',-2 ); ?>

    joewied Friend
    #217549

    Ok, but rather than stacked on top of each other I would like to get the modules Side by side.

    user4 user5

    not

    user4
    user5

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #217550


    <div id="user4">
    <?php mosLoadModules ( 'user4',-2 ); ?>
    </div>

    <div id="user5">
    <?php mosLoadModules ( 'user5',-2 ); ?>
    </div>

    This code insertion can give you the layout:
    either
    user4 user5
    or
    user4
    user5

    depending on how you define the CSS for #user4 and #user5 in your CSS file
    Your site has been heavily modified and I am not sure I can have a right solution for your problem. If you are not experienced with HTML and CSS coding, I should suggest getting the site outsourced to an Joomla freelancer at JoomLancers

    joewied Friend
    #217568

    I wish I saw the Utiah ii template before hand, I t solved my problem, this version is much better!

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #217570

    Great you have it solved!

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