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Ciaran,

In the Kindle template there is a nice search option build in. (template parameters)
Is it possible to hide module positions when displaying the results?
Sidecol / top / showcase positions?

Thanks, Joan
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Hi Joan

A popular solution to this would be to use the 'Advanced Module Manager' extension which allows for much greater control over module assignment. Advanced module manager can be downloaded for free from.. https://www.nonumber.nl/extensions/advancedmodulemanager

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Hallo Ciaran,

Problem with that is probably that this search box is no module?
It looks to me as a extension build in the template. Or am I wrong?

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Hi Joan

This is correct however using the suggested extension will allow you to disable modules of your choice on your search results page.

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