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Customizing the Modules & Menus
Tutorial part 3 of Customising Mambo Templates Customizing the Modules Now we turn our attention to the module output. We'll start by spacing out the modules; you'll have noticed that as soon as one finishes, the next module starts almost ...
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Conditional Display of Modules
Modules can be displayed conditionally through the use of PHP in your Mambo templates. We will not go into this in any great detail here, but below you will find some examples of code that you can reuse to give yourself greater output display ...
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Module Positioning in a Template
Module positioning in a Mambo template gives you control over the design of your web site. This article explains how you can use the template to apply individual styling for each module position. You can also create stylings ...
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Module Display Options
Mambo provides a number of options for module display on your site. In this article we look at the basic module display options provided by Mambo itself. Controlling Module Display in your Mambo Template In your template's index.php, modules are placed by the use ...
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Positioning and Displaying Modules
Module Positions in your Mambo Template The Module Positions management page within Mambo allows you to enter details about the module positions you have used in your template. All the default module positions are already entered and in general ...
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