Introducing Modules

A Module is a lightweight and flexible form of Extension.

Any one Module can be shown or hidden in depending upon which Menu Link a visitor selects.

Modules can also be hidden until a visitor signs in.

Read more: How to control where Modules are displayed.

Opening the Modules Screen

Select the Modules button from the Site panel in your website's Dashboard.

modules

No need to reinvent the wheel

WYNCHCO websites designs contain lots of exemplar Modules which have been assigned to certain Module Positions.

If you want to create and publish a Module like an existing one, simply duplicate it.

Here's how.

  1. In the Modules screen select one or more check boxes.
  2. Then toggle the Actions button.
  3. And select Duplicate from the drop-down list.

See image below.

modules duplicate

Then change its name and maybe assign it to a new Position and Menu Link to determine where and when it is displayed.

Read more: How to duplicate a Module.

Introducing Modules

A Module is a lightweight and flexible form of Extension.

Any one Module can be shown or hidden in depending upon which Menu Link a visitor selects.

Modules can also be hidden until a visitor signs in.

Read more: How to control where Modules are displayed.

Opening the Modules Screen

Select the Modules button from the Site panel in your website's Dashboard.

modules

No need to reinvent the wheel

WYNCHCO websites designs contain lots of exemplar Modules which have been assigned to certain Module Positions.

If you want to create and publish a Module like an existing one, simply duplicate it.

Here's how.

  1. In the Modules screen select one or more check boxes.
  2. Then toggle the Actions button.
  3. And select Duplicate from the drop-down list.

See image below.

modules duplicate

Then change its name and maybe assign it to a new Position and Menu Link to determine where and when it is displayed.

Read more: How to duplicate a Module.

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