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Home Module Positions: How to Create Content Modules for WordPress

Module Positions: How to Create Content Modules for WordPress

WordPress is a great content management system. Not everyone who switches to WordPress has the same background. Whether you are a Drupal, Blogger, or Joomla guru, you are going to realize that WordPress is not exactly the same as your last CMS. The good news is there are plugins you can use to make the transition process more convenient. Module Positions happens to be a cool plugin that lets you create content modules for your site (just like Joomla).

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Module Positions lets you create different module positions and add content to your site. You can choose on which pages, categories, and posts your content will be displayed. Why not use widgets for this? Widgets are great for adding content to your site but they do have some limits. This plugin lets you choose on which posts your content will show up. The plugin lets you add your own HTML-markup.

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Module Positions makes it easier to add dynamic content to your WordPress site. It gives you full control over module positions and content. This is a free plugin.

 

Dec 18, 2013Cyrus

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