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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #44793

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Hi,

I used your blog post and video www.ostraining.com/blog/joomla/place-mod...ide-joomla-articles/ to put a module in an articel. Works fine.
Now my next step would be getting more control over the postion of the module within the aticle. I want the module next (at the right side) to some text (and not under the text) or eg at the right top side of an articel. Is it possible to do so? And how?
Another thing: it seems that the module class suffix does not work for the modules that I put in an article. Or is there a way to make the class suffix work?

Regards, Maurice

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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #44799

Nick OFFLINE Administrator Posts: 17198 Thank you received: 450 Karma: 64	Hi Maurice, You can add a div around the {loadposition yourposition} and style it using CSS to get it where you'd like it. The module class suffix should still work when the module is within an article. Give it a try using a custom HTML module to be certain. If it works in there, perhaps it's an issue with the class suffix of whichever module you're using. Kind regards, Nick
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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #44981

mlehr OFFLINE OSTop Dog Posts: 371 Karma: 0	Hi Nick, Somehow I cannot get the module at the right postion. Can you give me an example with coding that puts the module at the right top part of an article? Thanks, Maurice
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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #45004

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Hi Maurice,

Yes, sure thing. Try the following code:

<div>
<div style="float:right;">{loadposition inContent}</div>
<p>Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph. Some paragraph.Some paragraph. Some paragraph.</p>
</div>

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions.

Kind regards,
Nick

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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #45030

mlehr OFFLINE OSTop Dog Posts: 371 Karma: 0	Hi Nick, Thanks. Module postion works fine now. The module class suffix still does not work in an article. I tried it with a simple custom module, but that doesn't work either. Also the module does not show the title. Any idea how to solve this, specially the class suffix? Regards, Maurice
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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #45047

Nick OFFLINE Administrator Posts: 17198 Thank you received: 450 Karma: 64	Hi Maurice, Great! You're welcome! I'm glad it's not working! :) Would you open up the module class suffix in a new topic please? I'll reply quickly as soon as I see it. Please provide a link to the page and let me know what suffix you're using so that I can check the code. Kind regards, Nick
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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #45060

mlehr OFFLINE OSTop Dog Posts: 371 Karma: 0	Okay Nick, I just did.
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module position in article 1 year 1 month ago #45064

Nick OFFLINE Administrator Posts: 17198 Thank you received: 450 Karma: 64	Cool. Thanks Maurice! I'll reply there. Kind regards, Nick
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