Tutorials: Put content into a module.
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| Description: Here, I give a demo on how to add something into the most basic form of a module. I also provide a block module file for you to use. - Video TutorialVersion: 1.0 Added on: 04 February 2016 Author: coRpSE Difficulty Level: Easy Views: 485 | Detailed Profile Rate Resource |
Put content into a module.
Here is the file to download an use. I did pack it to match the structure of your site.
http://www.headshotdomain.net/files/coRpSE/Demo_Module_Example.rar
Here are a couple of free editors:
Sublime Text: https://www.sublimetext.com/3
NotePad++: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.9.html
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