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I found your template on one of the free joomla template sites.

Installed it on Joomla 2.5 and changed some of the images like header.jpg and stuff. But I couldn't get the footermenu right. I then found out that I had version 1.0 so I downloaded version 2.0 from your site.

Installed it and changed it again. To my suprise the position hornav is gone and now I can't put the multi-language flags from module falang next to the menu.

Maybe you can help? I changed back to version 1.0 and if there is no solution I'm gonna leave it like it is.

thanks, I really like the template
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ciaran
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Hi Bart

May I suggest the following post which details how to convert the top menu area to a module position (Avenue template but will also apply to our Oxygen template)...

http://www.joomla51.com/forum/support/commercial-templates/hornav-module-not-visible-in-avenue#627

Ciarán
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Ciarán,
Thanks for your reply. This could work but why not put this solution in your template and issue an 2.1 version. As I see it more people are having the same problem. If you alter the Oxygen template it save a lot of people a lot of work ;-)
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