Custom Modules can be used to display content in the same way as an Article.
So what is different about a Custom Module?
Unlike an Article, a Custom Module can be displayed both:
- outside the Main Body in any Position which exists in a Template Position Map, and
- inside an Article itself when the Loadposition Command is used.
Read more: How to display Modules inside Articles.
Example Custom Module: Copyright
A WYNCHCO Website Design provides you with two complementary methods for displaying a Copyright in your website:
These are using:
- a WYNCHCO Template Style Set, and/or
- a Custom Module called Copyright Statement.
The second method uses a Custom Module which by default is unpublished.
If you would like to use it then follow these steps.
Toggle the Status button next to the name of the Module from a Grey Circle to a Green Tick to publish the Copyright Module.
When published, the Copyright Module with be displayed at the bottom of your website.
Add your own text and/or images to customise the Copyright Module.
When done, select the Save & Close button.
Read more: How to edit a Custom Module.
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