Joomla Module Positions

[EpicGaming411]

if your using the new Joomla add this to end of your URL ?tp=2 this shows positions

[djarrow]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks! Great presentation. Easy to understand and very straight forward.

[m0r1arty]

Excellent delivery - I'll be watching more fo' sho'

[freystylebaby]

Thanks! :)

[joomlapackages]

You will need to have two modules, one for each different position. Use the copy feature. It feels like a limitation at first but this will allow each module to have its own viewing parameters.

[brightahmad]

awesome, thanks 5/5

[mm7977mm7977]

Thank youö

[MrPhillipSwindall]

Actually, if you have Joomla 1.5 (or any version of Joomla, for that matter) and you want to see the module positioning, you can simply add "?tp=1" to the end of the URL of the page you want to check out.

[mindaugasSapalas]

great actor :)

[elibaba7]

I knew this :))

[joomlapackages]

Yep, you got it, module positions in 1.5 are template specific, to view and change them you need to access the template entry itself. Thanks for the comment!

[readyresources]

Thank you, just what I was looking for

[manateesrcute]

Thank you for the very well structured video series!

[joomlapackages]

More on the way!

[carlfinkle]

I like his enthusiasm

[denttime]

I thought that was helpful as heck.

[Uraal]

I'm new with Joomla too, but I found that guy's voice really annoying.

[joomlapackages]

Sorry we made this free tutorial annoying.

[LandofAzar]

I like to thank you for the tutorial, they are a bunch of ignorant pompouses...

[netfreehost]

Good video, looking for more joomla tutorial videos.

[flacola]

i am still here because i am learning

[joomlapackages]

Theres no shame in that, thanks for watching!

[buzzyn]

Awesome ty :) new to all this, this was very helpful