Hi all!We are trying to override the module template and we put the default.php in/my_template/html/mod_k2_content/default.phpIt doesn't workWe tried to put in tmpl with no luck .Any idea ?Thanks !

Hello,

There's a bug in the first line of code in the default.php file within the mod_k2_content/tmp/default folder.

You sould replace the first line of code with the code in the attached text file.

This will enable you to add a module suffix and override styling of the module.

CHRIS

Thanks for your answer, Chris. However, that accounts only for CSS overrides. Like bidibule I don't get the module template override working. For example, I'd like to override the file mod_k2_login/tmpl/userblock.php.

Sorry that I am a little late in this thread, but thought I would add my 2 cents anyway -

I have v. 2.3 beta loaded for a site I am working on and I did this to be able to get an override for the k2_content module:

Go to the following folder:

/templates/your-active-template/html/

Create a folder called mod_k2_content. Inside this folder, you create a new folder with the name you want to give to your new template. In this folder you place the default.php file from the /modules/mod_k2_content/tmp/default folder.

You should then have the following structure:

/templates/your-active-template/html/mod_k2_content/new-template/default.php

Then go to the backend of Joomla, go to Extensions-Module manager and open the module. Choose your new template in the "Select sub-template" drop-down.

Now you just need to edit your template to your liking :-)

Thank you! I had only used regular k2 template overriding until now.

Oceanwatcher wrote:

You should then have the following structure:

/templates/your-active-template/html/mod_k2_content/new-template/default.php

Then go to the backend of Joomla, go to Extensions-Module manager and open the module. Choose your new template in the "Select sub-template" drop-down.

Although it's more than 8 years ago you wrote this, it was still very useful for me. Thank you!