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Hello snowball and thank you. Wow that is brilliant and new to me!. But may I ask, how do I &quot;insert&quot; that module and not have it acquire those article's class settings?<br />
I would like the aforementioned module to keep its own style.<br />

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Hello snowball and thank you. Wow that is brilliant and new to me!. But may I ask, how do I "insert" that module and not have it acquire those article's class settings?
I would like the aforementioned module to keep its own style.


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hmmm, That may be a bit tricky, you could try adding a module class to your modules that you are inserting and see if you can style them individually that way?<br />
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I am not 100% certain if they do take on the articles styling or not, but I have a bad feeeling they actually do.<br />
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I guess the alternative then is to create module positions besides your article and load the modules into those positions....?
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hmmm, That may be a bit tricky, you could try adding a module class to your modules that you are inserting and see if you can style them individually that way?

I am not 100% certain if they do take on the articles styling or not, but I have a bad feeeling they actually do.

I guess the alternative then is to create module positions besides your article and load the modules into those positions....?

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Well unfortunately I guess if were to sandwich a module in between articles, using the method above that module will take the styles of the articles.<br />
I will take a look and see if I can finagle something within those bounds and let you know.<br />
Sincerely grateful just the same. Will update ASAP.<br />

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Well unfortunately I guess if were to sandwich a module in between articles, using the method above that module will take the styles of the articles.
I will take a look and see if I can finagle something within those bounds and let you know.
Sincerely grateful just the same. Will update ASAP.


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Is it possible to place a module between 2 articles providing the module also doesn't acquire the articles class?
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Is it possible to place a module between 2 articles providing the module also doesn't acquire the articles class?

How to add a module between 2 articles on front page? 2 articles

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