Hi there,

I do not understand your inquiry. Kindly explain more and please provide some screenshots so we can have a better understanding of what you're trying to achieve.

Regarding,

I have a blog post with the tag sommer, I want to show other posts with the tag sommer.

I believe you can achieve this by using EasyBlog - Latest Blogs Module. Select module type as Recent Posts By Tag and assign this module to the appropriate module position based on your template.

Hope this helps.
Thanks.

Hi Yasser,

yes thats what i am looking for. I have now a menu with easyblog frontend in use, and the module EasyBlog - Latest Blogs Module is assigned to the menu. Works fine for me.

Now I need to know how I can add my module into the file blogs/entry/default.posts.php

Because right now it doesnt show the module, it cant compile this:

<jdoc:include type="modules" name="recent__blog"/>

Further on I want to display them in two columns, therefore I need it in same parent. Have you an idea how I can solve that?

Thanks

Hi there,

I believe you're trying to do some customization on this file: blogs/entry/default.posts.php and I assume you've created a template override for this. If not, your customization will get overwritten when updating EasyBlog in the future.

Instead of using Joomla module loader, try to use this:

<?php echo $this->renderModule('recent__blog');?>

Hope this helps.
Thanks.

Great, thank you. That worked for me.

About the changes in the files, I´m doing them in the backend, this path I use
=> Designs / Wireframe, edit files

on the top is an info:
This section allows you to modify theme files on the site. Modified files are automatically saved in the template overrides folder.

Let me know if I´m wrong, but this means an override is done and saved auto by Easyblog - so an Update wouldnt change my changes. Right?

Cheers

Hi there,

Let me know if I´m wrong, but this means an override is done and saved auto by Easyblog - so an Update wouldnt change my changes. Right?

Yeah, you're correct. Updating EasyBlog would not have an effect on your template override. However, be sure to adapt your customization to the latest codes once you've updated EasyBlog in the future.

Thanks and have a great day ahead.