Step 1: Create a new module position

First, we need to create a new module position where this module will be placed.

1. From the "Site" menu, select "Template Manager" then "Module Positions" as shown below:



2. Add a new module position "user201". You could give it any name. I named it "user201" in this example.



3. Click "Save" to save the new module position.

Step 2: Create the content page

We will now create a content page for containing the module.

1. Go to Content Manager and create a new article (static or dynamic).
2. In the article, enter the following:

This is a test to include a module inside a content item.

{mosloadposition user201}

3. Note that the module name after mosloadposition has to match the module position you have created in Step 1.

Step 3: Set up the module

In this step, we need to do some setting so that the module will appear in the module position.

1. Let's first create a module for testing purpose. Go to "Modules - Site Modules". Look for the module "Main Menu". Check the box besides the title, and choose "Copy" from the menu.



2. You will see a new module called "Copy of Main Menu" appearing below the original "Main Meu".



3. Click on "Copy of Main Menu".
• Set "Show Title" to "No"
• Select "user201" for Position
• Set "Published" to "Yes"



4. Go to "Page / Items" on the right-hand side and make sure "All" is selected:



5. That's it! Save the module. We're all set!

Step 4: Let's test it

Now load the article. Did you see the "Main Menu" appearing inside that article similar to the following?

Note: If you wish to put this as the front page, go to Menu Item Manager - Main Menu, create a menu item linked to this content page, then move it to the first item. The content page with the embedded module (for example, it could be a slideshow module) will become the front page.