1. jggk
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  3. Thursday, 07 June 2012
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Hello,

I tried to open an article, clicking on read more, in the Homepage of my site, and it opens in the same window, with all the Homepage modules.
How can I open in the same window, like all the articles linked in the menu bar? (without the modules)
All modules are selected only in the Homepage.
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Hi jggk

Have you assigned your modules to just the homepage with the menu assignment option within each modules parameters (Extensions -> Module Manager -> [YourModule] -> Menu Assignment)?

Ciarán
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Hi Ciarán,

The Modules are only assigned to the home page.
In the Home Menú I put "display a single category as a blog"
When I click on the article title or read more, I get the same page (Home) with the article displayed, and all the modules of the homepage.
I´d like to open the article in the same window, and without all the modules.
Perhaps I can edit the content module, but I didn´t figured out.

Thank You
  1. more than a month ago
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Hi jggk

This issue wouldn't be related to your template however if you wish you can send temporary administration access to your Joomla installation to info@joomla51.com and we will take a look for you.

Ciarán
  1. more than a month ago
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