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add module to side bar of j51_artisan

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Hi,
I'd like to display a shopping cart module on the side bar (that features the menu) on j51_artisan
Do you have any suggestions of how I can do this?
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Hello

Modules can be added to the header-1 position for above the main menu area or in the header-2 module position for below the main menu.

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Hello

Most eCommerce solutions would come with various types of modules for displaying related elements. Your choice of solution is very much down to personal taste however a good place to start would be the Joomla JED (https://extensions.joomla.org/category/e-commerce/).

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Yes, I have a good ecommerce solution.
I'm just wondering how to show a module in that position above/below the menu on j51_artisan?
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