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Difficulty with Positioning on socialize templet

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ISSUE SUMMARY: Im having difficulty populating the full width of the club page on my site. ive sorted the profile page out. What im trying to achieve is. the tabs i choose to go on the club page to populate the full width of the page under the menu.





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Hi, Nigel.

Thank you for contacting us.
You can't set those tabs to be 100% width as they are in component sidebar.
They use built-in module positions: documentation.jomsocial.com/wiki/Built-in_Module_Positions
And the page you showed on printscreen doesn't contain module positions in that place.


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How can i populate that space what is that template position called where i want to put anything

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Hi, NIgel.

Please, check link I provided, it contains graphical explanation for each built-in position.
You just assign module to certain position.
If you want to add module to a certain place but it doesn't have built in position - you may add it by customizing certain file.

In your case it will be this file: ROOT/components/com_community/templates/jomsocial/layouts/frontpage/base.php
Copy it to: ROOT/templates/your-template/html/com_community/layouts/frontpage (if you don't have those folders - feel free to create them)

Then just find in file place you want to add and already used module position code.


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