General Joomla! Module Configuration

All Joomla! modules share a number of configuration parameters. Head to Extensions >> Module Manager, look for RSContact and edit it. You will find, aside from the Custom RSContact! Parameters, the following tabs:

Module

• Show Title: Show / Hide - choose whether to show or hide the module's title
• Position: choose one of your frontend template's positions in which to display the module
• Status: Published / Unpublished
• Start Publishing: choose a date on which the module will get published - optional
• Finish Publishing: choose a date on which the module will get unpublished - optional
• Access: set an access level for the module. Your configured Joomla! Access Levels will be loaded here
• Ordering: set the module's ordering inside the chosen module position (other modules may be loaded on the same position)
• Language: assign a language for the module
• Note: add an internal note - optional

Menu Assignment

• Module Assignment: On all pages / No pages / Only on the pages selected / On all pages except those selected - choose which pages the module will get loaded on

Module Permissions

The following settings can be configured for each of your Joomla! groups:

• Delete: Inherited / Allowed / Denied
• Edit: Inherited / Allowed / Denied - Allows / restricts users in this group to edit the module's parameters
• Edit State: Inherited / Allowed / Denied - Allows / restricts users in this group to alter the module's state - Published / Unpublished / Trashed

Advanced

• Load jQuery: Yes / No - Toggle loading of jQuery from the framework
• Module Class Suffix: - A suffix to be added to the CSS class of the module, useful for individual module styling
• Layout: - choose the layout of the module
• Caching: - Enable or use Joomla!'s global caching settings
• Cache Time: - set the caching time
• Module Tag: Choose an HTML container for the module
• Bootstrap Size: Specify how many Bootsrap grid spaces the module will use
• Header Tag: Choose an HTML container for the module's header
• Header Class: Specify an additional HTML class for the module's header - optional
• Module Style: Use this option to override the template's style that is normally associated with the module's current position