Modules Anywhere

Why use Modules Anywhere, and not the {loadposition} plugin?
* It works anywhere, not only in articles. It even works in modules!
* You can load a single module, not only complete module positions.
* You can control the html display style from within the tag, not only one global setting.
* You have some security setting, so you can disable this feature for lower user types.
* It comes with a very easy to use editor button.
You can set Modules Anywhere to also handle the {loadposition} tags. In that case, you can safely disable the {loadposition} plugin all together.
Modules Anywhere is based on Modules in Content. But Modules Anywhere is a lot more useful. Unlike Modules in Content, it also allows you to place modules in other places than only articles. And there are some more cool features!
If you use Modules in Content, you can replace it by Modules Anywhere!
That means, you must uninstall Modules in Content if you install Modules Anywhere.
How to use it: http://www.nonumber.nl/modulesanywhere
Changelog: http://www.nonumber.nl/modulesanywhere/changelog
Keep up to date: http://www.nonumber.nl/news
Support forum: http://www.nonumber.nl/forum
Please do not use the reviews to post support issues. Use my forum for that.
I hate when my client requests a new page with a unique menu in a unique position that requires me to add new code to my template index.php file. Why have to alter all that code for one stinkin' page?
This extension simplifies the entire process. I strongly endorse the download of this plugin!
and now i said that's it. i can write only module id and use several tab management extension without unnecessary module positions :)
thanks nonumber...
Nice work!
Thank you very much, Peter.
But I have one problem to report, that is the pagination of module return an error direction, (return error weather click to other pages or 'next' link).
Thanks for the review.
Please post your error report on my forum so we can discuss it...
It doesn't play perfectly nice with every template out there when wrapping the module in divs (had some very minor layout issues with RocketTheme, in particular), but I still can't imagine doing my work without it.
The styling of modules is controlled by the templates css file. Some templates have there module style definitions formed in a way that they only work if the module is inside certain module positions.
So that means that modules outside those positions do not get styled the way you might want.
Usually you can quite simply fix that by changing the css file so the styling also affects modules in the content area.
For some reason it doesn't insert the snippet in JCE, but, I wouldn't even bother with it, it already does more than expected.
Check the other extensions from his site, everything he has developed should be part of the Core. Thank very much for this and all your extensions.
The JCE problem is a bug in JCE. They have a fix on their site here:
http://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/support/known-issues/71-editor-plugin--mambot/238-154
I have downloaded several extensions and am not often compelled to write a review - but this time is different!
The support offered when I was having alignment issues with one of the modules I was trying to place was second to none. Peter had such patience and was quick with his responses and offered great suggestions.
I thoroughly recommend this module and will be looking out for other extensions from No Number.
Thanks for your review! Have you tried out my newest 3 extensions yet? (see my website).
Favorited the extension
Thank you
I use several of this developer's extensions, and have no problem recommending any of them.
DM.
Edit article, select position in article, click on the "Module" button at the bottom of the article content edit pane, select the module you want to insert from the pop-up window and you're done.












