Hi Ronald Geddes,

I am sorry for the inconvenience caused. The option that you can do is, make a menu item for the dashboard and assign a different template style. Please give it a try

This really is not a support question as this is not related to our products. Anyway, since Joomla allows you to configure if the module should be displayed to everyone or just public users, you can configure the module to only appear to guests.

I tried checking your site and it looks like you have removed the "Guest" user group and also the viewing access level. The "Guest" access level allows you to configure modules to only appear to public users and not registered users.

Thank you Mark.

Could you please explain
"you have removed the "Guest" user group and also the viewing access level. The "Guest" access level allows you to configure modules to only appear to public users and not registered users."

I did not knowingly remove the "Guest" user group and/or the viewing access level.

Please advise what I need to do to correct this.

Thanks again.

Kind Regards
Flavius

What my colleague mean is are you removed that Joomla default "Guest" user group from your backend?

If that is not, it might Joomla 3.5.1 removed this 'guest' user group.

I already help you re-create this "guest" user group and configure that module only show in guest user instead of registered user.

Can you give it a try it should work fine now.

Thank you very much Arlex.

You are most welcome Ronald

Have a nice day ahead