Went through the instructions carefully and thoroughly.

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Go to each module and just save it, parameters changed.

gracias, that did it.

Looks like there's some spacing issues with content modules on my home page.

ogdencityarts.org/

i'll root around and see if I can figure out what's causing that.

Hopefully now I can get my galleries to work too.



Ivo Apostolov said:Go to each module and just save it, parameters changed.

I noted this as well.
If you open the modules there are so calledThese are outside the if's used to determine what to display or not. If you move these one row above (prior to closing endif) this will fix the issue.
However I recommend you to make this as a template overwrite, rather than hacking the core module itself.

Ivo

Lownotes said:gracias, that did it.
Looks like there's some spacing issues with content modules on my home page.

ogdencityarts.org/

i'll root around and see if I can figure out what's causing that.

Hopefully now I can get my galleries to work too.



Ivo Apostolov said:Go to each module and just save it, parameters changed.

I haven't done a template overwrite yet.

do you have a sample you could share. I'm guessing it goes into /mod_k2_content/tmpl

little foggy on this one

Ivo Apostolov said:I noted this as well. If you open the modules there are so calledThese are outside the if's used to determine what to display or not. If you move these one row above (prior to closing endif) this will fix the issue. However I recommend you to make this as a template overwrite, rather than hacking the core module itself.
Ivo

ok, I think I've figured out how to set up the override.

what are you saying needs to be moved though in the template code?

Where should I put a file overriding search module? I tried putting it in /mytemplate/mod_k2_tools directly, in templates and tmpl directiories but it doesn't work in any way. I override component files without any problem but I can't get module override to work. I'll be greatful for any help.

Edit: solved. I just put my edit in wrong place in the file. Placing the correct file /mytemplate/mod_k2_tools and it works great.