Changing Positions mainbody and top1, top2, etc.

Hello,
can somebody tell me where i can change the position from mainbody and all top positions?
So that the top-modules appear after the mainbody?

And by the way, my positions bottom1,bottom2, etc. don't work (Setting: Mainbody or Component, if thats necessary) So i even came to the question with changing positions.

thanks markus

hmm the bottom positions, is just like the top positions, just placed after mainbody and insets and left and rights... what's your www?

Hi,

the bootom positions (bottom1, bootom2, etc...) don't work. Don't know why. The position bottom is working. But for the problem with the bottom positions i want to try to place the top positions after the mainbody. Somewhere in the .php files, but i don't find the entries. It's a little trickyer than normal i guess.

For the disworking bottom positions i should install a fresh template i guess, but i would like to know anyway, where i could change the core position.

Thanks

Hi

The files with xhtml code are located at templates/gk_corporate2/layouts/blocks/ .

Please show me You site with module published in bottom1 position. I'll take a look what can be wrong.

Hi,
the site adress:http://www.6020.net/bhl/
if you like i have sat up an admin account (>mail to you)
If you set the mod_news_pro_gk1 module "Projekte in Planung" from top1 to bottom1, it disappears.
Thanks Markus

Hi

Did You changed something in code? I cannot see bottom1 - bottom8 positions at Your site. Please take a look on that:

Your site with index.php?tp=1 added to Your url

and here is the position display in demo

http://demo.gavick.com/joomla15/apr2010/index.php?tp=1

Hello,

thanks for having a look.
I changed the templates/layouts/default.php with the original one and it works now, but it's very strange. I compared the two files (Text Wrangler and Dreamweaver) and found no differences, beside perhaps one or two empty lines more (Text Wrangler compare) but not inbetween code-blocks, which i can't really find visually in Dreamweaver.

But thanks, markus