Module map?

**GK User** Sat Jun 23, 2012 9:34 pm Reply with quote Report this post

Dear tech, is there a module map available so I can easily find the names of modules
for everything on the front page? Im trying to locate the one with the text "Spring 2013",
to no avail.

Thanks!

**GK User** Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:26 am Reply with quote Report this post

Sorry but there is no map, but this module is "London Fashion Week" (not "London Fashion Week (2)")

**GK User** Mon Jun 25, 2012 9:41 pm Reply with quote Report this post

I was wandering, what then is the method of recognising what module holds the artisle on the front end?
(without endless browsing through all the models). Im trying to find out what modules hold
these: "wear it today or never", "Giovanni Galli Outlet Collection", "Knightley Engaged".
Thanks!

**GK User** Tue Jun 26, 2012 11:51 am Reply with quote Report this post

Every News Show Pro instance contains an unique ID attribute which contains the module ID - you can check it with the module manager.

**GK User** Wed Jun 27, 2012 1:38 am Reply with quote Report this post

I mean, if I see an article that says "Outdoor Fashion Top Model"
how do I find out what module holds that K2 element?
Thanks!

**GK User** Wed Jun 27, 2012 2:37 am Reply with quote Report this post

You can check that with Firebug if you are using Firefox. http://getfirebug.com/

After installing Firebug right click on your "Outdoor Fashion Top Model" module. Somewhere on top. And choose "Inspect Element with Firebug"
You will get a box open up in bottom of your screen which shows current html of your module similar to below from our demo website.

Code: Select all: <div> <div class="content"> <div id="nsp-nsp_452" class="nspMain nspFs100 activated" style="width:100%;">

See div id="nsp-nsp_452" which shows my module is News Show Pro and module id is 452. So look in joomla Module Manager ( see end of each line which shows module id ) to identify your module with your module id.

See you around...