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With the joomla banner system ( I think this translates to Flex) - you make the banners in Components, banners. Then you create modules of banners. You assign the modules to different pages.
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With the joomla banner system ( I think this translates to Flex) - you make the banners in Components, banners. Then you create modules of banners. You assign the modules to different pages.

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I figured it out. I simply had to create a new module using Flexheader3 for each banner and make separate menu assignments for each module.
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I figured it out. I simply had to create a new module using Flexheader3 for each banner and make separate menu assignments for each module.

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Hello<br />
I can't figure out how to designate separate banners for different pages or menus using Flexheader3. I'm sure it's pretty obvious, but I can't see it. I've set up a banner all the pages, but I don't know where to configure separate banners. I'm open to other solutions as well, other than Flexheader3. I'm using Joomla 1.7<br />
Thanks,
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Hello
I can't figure out how to designate separate banners for different pages or menus using Flexheader3. I'm sure it's pretty obvious, but I can't see it. I've set up a banner all the pages, but I don't know where to configure separate banners. I'm open to other solutions as well, other than Flexheader3. I'm using Joomla 1.7
Thanks,

set separate banners for different pages in joomla

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