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Display after Modules 15 years 2 months ago #6501

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Hi,

I have some other modules on the page, below the article. Is it possible to have !JoomlaComment appear after the other modules, or must !JoomlaComment always be directly attached to the content of the article? (I actually have 3 modules following the article, and would like !JoomlaComment to be between the 2nd and 3rd module)

Thanks for any help you can offer, even a custom hack.

Display after Modules 15 years 2 months ago #6669

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On this sample page I see that there are ads above the comments. How did you get it there?

http://demo.compojoom.com/the-news/44-joomla-security-strike-team.html

We need some modules to be above the comments.

Display after Modules 15 years 2 months ago #6682

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JoomlaComment attatches itself to the Main Content block of the Joomla layout. This is by design because JoomlaComment is a component and not a module.

To get something in between the Article Body and the Comments section, you'd have to "inject" it into the bottom of the Article somehow. We'll have to wait for Daniels' advice on this, since I personally have no idea how he inserted the ads like you showed us on the link.

Display after Modules 15 years 2 months ago #6686

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I've injected the ads through the joomvertising option - I just entered the adsense code and that is all.

What you can try with the modules(that is not a good solution, but it is better than nothing) is to publish the modules to let us say position inside and then use

{loadposition inside} to load the modules inside the article.

Display after Modules 15 years 2 months ago #6687

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Another alternative is this extension which allows you to place articles/content items in a module position. Although when I first tried it, it was slightly buggy and didn't work with some templates too well.

Sorry, no that extension above doesn't really help. It's interesting though, the code used to move mainbody content to a module position.
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