Difference between revisions of "Custom module positions in JReviews theme files"
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== Adding custom module positions == | == Adding custom module positions == | ||
| − | + | You can create a custom module position in a JReviews theme file using this code: | |
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<source lang="php"> | <source lang="php"> | ||
<?php $Jreviews->loadModulePosition('user1'); ?> | <?php $Jreviews->loadModulePosition('user1'); ?> | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
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Replace <span style="color: blue">user1</span> with the actual position name that you want. | Replace <span style="color: blue">user1</span> with the actual position name that you want. | ||
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== Assigning modules to default module positions in JReviews themes. == | == Assigning modules to default module positions in JReviews themes. == | ||
| − | JReviews | + | JReviews has some default module positions (useful for assigning modules with ads between listings and reviews): |
'''All list pages:''' | '''All list pages:''' | ||
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=== Example === | === Example === | ||
To display a module below first listing on blogview page, edit the module in Module Manager and paste '''jr-blogview-below-listing1''' to the Position input: | To display a module below first listing on blogview page, edit the module in Module Manager and paste '''jr-blogview-below-listing1''' to the Position input: | ||
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[[File:CustomModulePosition1.png]] | [[File:CustomModulePosition1.png]] | ||
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The module will be displayed like this: | The module will be displayed like this: | ||
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[[File:CustomModulePosition2.png]] | [[File:CustomModulePosition2.png]] | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 9 September 2016
Adding custom module positions
You can create a custom module position in a JReviews theme file using this code:
<?php $Jreviews->loadModulePosition('user1'); ?>
Replace user1 with the actual position name that you want.
Assigning modules to default module positions in JReviews themes.
JReviews has some default module positions (useful for assigning modules with ads between listings and reviews):
All list pages:
- jr-listpage-below-pagetitle
- jr-listpage-below-map
Blogview list page:
- jr-blogview-below-listing1
- jr-blogview-below-listing2
- jr-blogview-below-listing3
Tableview list page:
- jr-tableview-below-listing1
- jr-tableview-below-listing2
- jr-tableview-below-listing3
Listing detail page:
- jr-detail-below-fields
- jr-detail-below-socialbookmarks
- jr-detail-below-editorreviews
- jr-detail-below-review1
- jr-detail-below-review2
- jr-detail-below-review3
All pages with a list of reviews
- jr-reviewspage-above-reviews
Example
To display a module below first listing on blogview page, edit the module in Module Manager and paste jr-blogview-below-listing1 to the Position input:
The module will be displayed like this:
