Hi Andre,

May I know how you access the link

https://testing.shapingtheodds.com/this-is-how-the-iphone-beat-all-the-odds

where as I access the 'readmore' the link was https://www.screencast.com/t/n8owYoClwiF

https://testing.shapingtheodds.com/news/this-is-how-the-iphone-beat-all-the-odds

For the next page

https://testing.shapingtheodds.com/?start=5

-> Unfortunately, it is not possible to hide modules as it using the same menu (EasyBlog frontpage) layout.

Hi Andre,

May I know how you access the link

https://testing.shapingtheodds.com/this-is-how-the-iphone-beat-all-the-odds

where as I access the 'readmore' the link was https://www.screencast.com/t/n8owYoClwiF

https://testing.shapingtheodds.com/news/this-is-how-the-iphone-beat-all-the-odds

I had to set up both the home page and /news as front pages. We have about 2000 Joomla articles published already, which has now been converted to easyblog. As there are links to these articles on several different sites with the url format shapingtheodds.com/article-name, we need these links to still work. This did the trick, if I could make the modules go away.

For the next page

https://testing.shapingtheodds.com/?start=5

-> Unfortunately, it is not possible to hide modules as it using the same menu (EasyBlog frontpage) layout.

This means that a page design like our home page (which I think is a good way of breaking the site into different segments), can not be used, as the user will not see the the article/blog until he scrolls all the way down again. That's very disappointing

We will use /news as the main news page (frontpage layout), so articles/blogs will from now on be shared as shapingtheodds.com/news/article-name
Is there an other way we can also make the old links in format shapingtheodds.com/article-name work without showing modules on top? ("home" does not necessarily have to be an easyblog frontpage)

I had to set up both the home page and /news as front pages. We have about 2000 Joomla articles published already, which has now been converted to easyblog. As there are links to these articles on several different sites with the url format http://shapingtheodds.com/article-name, we need these links to still work. This did the trick, if I could make the modules go away.

-> I see, as this actually related with the:

For the next page
https://testing.shapingtheodds.com/?start=5

-> Unfortunately, it is not possible to hide modules as it using the same menu (EasyBlog frontpage) layout.

where the layout will refer the EasyBlog frontpage layout.
Perhaps, you can apply the code to the modules that you don't want it to be appear

<?php if (JRequest::getVar('option') === 'com_easyblog' && JRequest::getVar('view') == 'entry') { ?>

		<?php return; ?>

	<?php } ?>

Thanks for updating Andre, glad that your issue is resolved now