Two template questions

[Mad_Griffith]

Hi, I encountered some problems when editing vBa template:

1) I cannot recognize where is the recall to the "title variable" in each "module" (e.g.: In the template, I would like to delete the word "Search" which is the title of the search module).

2) I have successfully copied the news module. Now I would like that each plugin is displayed one next to other on the page, and NOT one below the other as it is by default.

3) A poll-related question, at last: I would like to display each poll option one next to other, NOT one below the other as it is by default.

Thank you for help

[Mad_Griffith]

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[Brian]

1). Just edit the module and change the title.
2 & 3). There's not an option to have them displayed like that, so the only way to do something like that is going to be to change the templates.

[Mad_Griffith]

1) Yes but then I won't be able to recognize each plugin :S
Is it possible to edit that title through the template manager?

2) Ok, thank you. The problem is: what template/s?

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[Brian]

1). You can, but you would have to turn off the 'Use Module Shell Template' option for those and change those templates around, or add some <if condition>'s to your adv_portal_module_shell template. Both options seem like a bit of unnecessary work when you can just change it through the admin cp.
2). adv_portal_newsbits and adv_portal_poll

[Mad_Griffith]

But if I delete the title of a specific module, I says that a title is needed (while I don't want any title)...

[Brian]

Try using &nbsp; for the title then.

[Mad_Griffith]

Ok, but then a blank space is present.

I could do another way, tho: I could delete the original code in the specific vB template. But I don't know what it is (maybe GENERIC_SHELL?).

[Brian]

It would be adv_portal_module_shell.

[Mad_Griffith]

Thank you, I managed to edit the template successfully. :)

[Mad_Griffith]

Well, I can't manage to display each group of latest topics (grouped by "forum rooms") one next to the other (on the same row), and NOT one below the other (on the same column), as it is by default.