Hello,

Sorry but I don't quite get your issues here. Do you mean your template does not come with module positions? If so, how do you place modules on a sidebar? You need to ensure that your template actually supports a sidebar?

thank you for your reply, I express myself badly ... the template has a lateral sidebar but it is not set in the index.php file of the template but in the files of the pages that you need . For example I have a position in the page sidebar articles joomla where I can insert my modules , a lateral position in virtuemart but when I create a new menu in joomla that points to a new page as the home page of EasyBlog the sidebar is not set . The creator of the template told me he had set the position directly in the file / templates / my template / html / com_virtuemart / cart / default.php for example. I know it's not as terrible configuration ! So to be able to display this sidebar with EasyBlog I have to add code in the file that EasyBlog call. Yet it is located in the container of my page but I have to add a column with this code but I do not know in which file intervene.

Here I hope to be more precise

Thank you for your help

Hello,

Ah, I see. Take a look at the file /components/com_easyblog/themes/default/structure.php . However, this is actually a bad practice as ideally, it really should just be done within your Joomla template itself

Hello and thank you for your precious help, I could set my problem. I know it is not the best solution but I do not have a choice, the creator of the template must be updated with a better use of positions, until I do what I can ... lol it me still promises a lot of work to customize this template!

Thank you again for your work

resolved

You are most welcome but I think you should start pressuring your template developer because he must be living in an ice age It's already 2014 now!