Hi Edgar,

Sorry for late respond.
By default, Wanderers don't have any module position there, but here the solution:

First, you need to open index.php file in the Wanderers' directory.
Here the directory path: /templates/wanderers/index.php

In that file, you can see the default module position code. Then find this line :

<?php if ($input->get('option', '', 'default') == 'com_easysocial') { ?>

	<jdoc:include type="component" ></jdoc:include>

<?php } else { ?>

	<div class="content-section">

		<jdoc:include type="component" ></jdoc:include>

	</div>

<?php } ?>

After that add another module position code at the end of that line of code.
For an example i add module position-9 to the file.

And you gonna get something like this :

<?php if ($input->get('option', '', 'default') == 'com_easysocial') { ?>

	<jdoc:include type="component" ></jdoc:include>

<?php } else { ?>

	<div class="content-section">

		<jdoc:include type="component" ></jdoc:include>

	</div>

<?php } ?>





<?php if ($this->countModules('position-9')) { ?>

    <div>

	    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="position-9" ></jdoc:include>	

    </div>

<?php } ?>

As you can see i add new module position code there.

New Module Position Code (position-9) :

<?php if ($this->countModules('position-9')) { ?>

    <div>

	    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="position-9" ></jdoc:include>	

    </div>

<?php } ?>

By adding this code you already add one more position (position-9) in Wanderers.
Now you can activate and set any module to that position at your backend by typing
position-9 at your module position setting.

Hope this would help you.

Regards,
Ridhwan Razak