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Cmb: Clarified Visualization instructions.

2022-07-13T17:29:30Z

Clarified Visualization instructions.

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	==Understanding Module Positions== <!--T:1-->		==Understanding Module Positions== <!--T:1-->
	Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:		Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:
	*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer ~~when they developed the template~~.		*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer.
	*Modules can be turned on and off based on menu selection.		*Modules can be turned on and off based on menu selection.
	*Modules can be reordered in their assigned position using the Module Manager.		*Modules can be reordered in their assigned position using the Module Manager.

	===Visualization=== <!--T:2-->		===Visualization=== <!--T:2-->
	It's possible to visualize all modules ~~set on~~ a template by ~~calling~~ the <code>"tp=1"</code> query string on the ~~front-end~~.		It's possible to visualize all modules positions in a template by adding the <code>"tp=1"</code> query string to the URL.
	<pre>		<pre>
	~~http~~://www.example.com/~~index.php~~?tp=1		https://www.example.com/?tp=1
	</pre>		</pre>

	<!--T:3-->		<!--T:3-->
	'''Joomla 2.5''' {{JVer\|2.5}}, '''Joomla 3.x''' {{JVer\|3.x}} and '''Joomla 4.x''' {{JVer\|4.x}} will show the template positions with ?tp=1 or &tp=1 if the '''Preview Module Positions mode''' in the Template Manager has been '''Enabled''':		'''Joomla 2.5''' {{JVer\|2.5}}, '''Joomla 3.x''' {{JVer\|3.x}} and '''Joomla 4.x''' {{JVer\|4.x}} will show the template positions with ?tp=1 or &tp=1 if the '''Preview Module Positions mode''' in the Template Manager has been '''Enabled''':
	*{{rarr\|Extensions,~~Template Manager~~}} ~~then click the Options button in the toolbar~~.		*For Joomla 3 and earlier, {{rarr\|Extensions,Templates,Options,Templates tab}}.
	*~~Under the '''~~Templates ~~Tab'''~~, ~~make sure <u>~~''Preview Module Positions''~~</u> is set~~ to '''Enabled'''.		*For Joomla 4, {{rarr\|System,Site Templates (or Administrator Templates),Options,Templates tab}}.
	*For Joomla 4.x the path to Templates is, from the sidebar menu, '''System''' then choose either '''Site Templates''' (frontend) or '''~~Administrator Templates~~'~~'' (backend)~~.		*Set ''Preview Module Positions'' to '''Enabled'''. Then select ''Save & Close''.

	==Module Map== <!--T:4-->		==Module Map== <!--T:4-->
	The image below shows ~~an example of~~ a module map when ~~module mapping~~ is enabled ~~in template administration~~.		The image below shows a module map when visualization is enabled.
	:[[Image:Module_Map.jpg\|600px\|Module positions in a default Joomla! 1.5 template]]		:[[Image:Module_Map.jpg\|600px\|Module positions in a default Joomla! 1.5 template]]

Alann: Update with J4.x information.

2021-08-29T15:11:45Z

Update with J4.x information.

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	<!--T:3-->		<!--T:3-->
	'''Joomla 2.5''' {{JVer\|2.5}} ~~and~~ '''Joomla 3.x''' {{JVer\|3.x}} will show the template positions with ?tp=1 or &tp=1 if the '''Preview Module Positions mode''' in the Template Manager has been '''Enabled''':		'''Joomla 2.5''' {{JVer\|2.5}}, '''Joomla 3.x''' {{JVer\|3.x}} and '''Joomla 4.x''' {{JVer\|4.x}} will show the template positions with ?tp=1 or &tp=1 if the '''Preview Module Positions mode''' in the Template Manager has been '''Enabled''':
	*{{rarr\|Extensions,Template Manager}} then click the Options button in the toolbar.		*{{rarr\|Extensions,Template Manager}} then click the Options button in the toolbar.
	*Under the '''Templates Tab''', make sure <u>''Preview Module Positions''</u> is set to '''Enabled'''.		*Under the '''Templates Tab''', make sure <u>''Preview Module Positions''</u> is set to '''Enabled'''.
			*For Joomla 4.x the path to Templates is, from the sidebar menu, '''System''' then choose either '''Site Templates''' (frontend) or '''Administrator Templates''' (backend).

	==Module Map== <!--T:4-->		==Module Map== <!--T:4-->

Tom Hutchison: Tom Hutchison moved page Module positions to Module Position without leaving a redirect: name must match chunk name

2014-02-25T03:57:39Z

Tom Hutchison moved page Module positions to Module Position without leaving a redirect: name must match chunk name

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Tom Hutchison: Marked this version for translation

2014-02-25T03:42:39Z

Marked this version for translation

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	{{Chunk:Module Position/en}}		{{Chunk:Module Position/en}}
	__TOC__		__TOC__
	==Understanding Module Positions==		==Understanding Module Positions== <!--T:1-->
	Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:		Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:
	*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer when they developed the template.		*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer when they developed the template.
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	*Modules can be reordered in their assigned position using the Module Manager.		*Modules can be reordered in their assigned position using the Module Manager.

	===Visualization===		===Visualization=== <!--T:2-->
	It's possible to visualize all modules set on a template by calling the <code>"tp=1"</code> query string on the front-end.		It's possible to visualize all modules set on a template by calling the <code>"tp=1"</code> query string on the front-end.
	<pre>		<pre>
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	</pre>		</pre>

			<!--T:3-->
	'''Joomla 2.5''' {{JVer\|2.5}} and '''Joomla 3.x''' {{JVer\|3.x}} will show the template positions with ?tp=1 or &tp=1 if the '''Preview Module Positions mode''' in the Template Manager has been '''Enabled''':		'''Joomla 2.5''' {{JVer\|2.5}} and '''Joomla 3.x''' {{JVer\|3.x}} will show the template positions with ?tp=1 or &tp=1 if the '''Preview Module Positions mode''' in the Template Manager has been '''Enabled''':
	*{{rarr\|Extensions,Template Manager}} then click the Options button in the toolbar.		*{{rarr\|Extensions,Template Manager}} then click the Options button in the toolbar.
	*Under the '''Templates Tab''', make sure <u>''Preview Module Positions''</u> is set to '''Enabled'''.		*Under the '''Templates Tab''', make sure <u>''Preview Module Positions''</u> is set to '''Enabled'''.

	==Module Map==		==Module Map== <!--T:4-->
	The image below shows an example of a module map when module mapping is enabled in template administration.		The image below shows an example of a module map when module mapping is enabled in template administration.
	:[[Image:Module_Map.jpg\|600px\|Module positions in a default Joomla! 1.5 template]]		:[[Image:Module_Map.jpg\|600px\|Module positions in a default Joomla! 1.5 template]]

			<!--T:5-->
	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]		<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]
	[[Category:Modules]]		[[Category:Modules]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>
	</translate>		</translate>

Tom Hutchison: tags

2014-02-25T03:42:26Z

<translate> tags

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	{{Chunk:Module Position/en}}		{{Chunk:Module Position/en}}
	__TOC__		__TOC__
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	[[Category:Modules]]		[[Category:Modules]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>
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Tom Hutchison: en version

2014-02-24T18:00:24Z

en version

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	__TOC__		__TOC__
	==Understanding Module Positions==		==Understanding Module Positions==

Tom Hutchison: TOC

2013-12-24T05:01:20Z

TOC

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	{{Chunk:Module Position}}		{{Chunk:Module Position}}
			__TOC__
	==Understanding Module Positions==		==Understanding Module Positions==
	Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:		Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:

Tom Hutchison: improving layout and readability

2013-12-24T05:00:37Z

improving layout and readability

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	~~__TOC__~~		{{Chunk:Module Position}}

			==Understanding Module Positions==
	Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:		Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:
	*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer when they developed the template.		*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer when they developed the template.
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	*Modules can be reordered in their assigned position using the Module Manager.		*Modules can be reordered in their assigned position using the Module Manager.

	{{~~Chunk~~:~~Module Position~~}}		===Visualization===
			It's possible to visualize all modules set on a template by calling the <code>"tp=1"</code> query string on the front-end.
			<pre>
			http://www.example.com/index.php?tp=1
			</pre>

			'''Joomla 2.5''' {{JVer\|2.5}} and '''Joomla 3.x''' {{JVer\|3.x}} will show the template positions with ?tp=1 or &tp=1 if the '''Preview Module Positions mode''' in the Template Manager has been '''Enabled''':
			*{{rarr\|Extensions,Template Manager}} then click the Options button in the toolbar.
			*Under the '''Templates Tab''', make sure <u>''Preview Module Positions''</u> is set to '''Enabled'''.

	==Module Map==		==Module Map==
	The image below shows an example of a module map when module mapping is enabled in template administration.		The image below shows an example of a module map when module mapping is enabled in template administration.
	:[[Image:Module_Map.jpg\|600px\|Module positions in a default Joomla! 1.5 template]]		:[[Image:Module_Map.jpg\|600px\|Module positions in a default Joomla! 1.5 template]]


	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]		<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]
	[[Category:Modules]]		[[Category:Modules]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

Tom Hutchison: adding toc

2013-09-30T03:58:27Z

adding toc

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	Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:		Joomla! Users and Administrators need to only understand the following:
	*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer when they developed the template.		*Modules are set positions dictated by the [[template]] developer when they developed the template.

Tom Hutchison: /* Developer Information */ moving developer info out

2013-09-30T03:58:00Z

Developer Information: moving developer info out

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 :[[Image:Module_Map.jpg|600px|Module positions in a default Joomla! 1.5 template]]
 <noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]
 [[Category:Modules]]
 </noinclude>