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## Using the module ## Using the module
To use this module, add it to the modules array in the `config/config.js` file. To use this module, add it to the modules array in the `config/config.js` file.
Note: module names used in the following example are fictitious. this approach uses the module names as the page organization technique, as the modulename is added as a css class in the MM page content. Note: module names used in the following example are fictitious.
Because the modulename is used, this approach does not support multiple instances of the same module with data
this approach uses the module names as the page organization technique, as the modulename is added as a css class in the MM page content.
Because the modulename is used, this approach does not support multiple instances of the same module with data
on different pages. (like your calendar on page 1, and someone elses on page 2) on different pages. (like your calendar on page 1, and someone elses on page 2)
```js ```js
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} }
] ]
``` ```
and then at each module, add a classes: property to indicate the page(s) this is supposed to appear on and then at each module, add a classes: property to indicate the page(s) this module is supposed to appear on
``` ```
{ {
module:"newsfeed", module:"newsfeed",
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``` ```
etc etc
if u want a modules content on multiple pages the classes has those page names if u want a modules content on multiple pages the classes would list those page names
``` ```
{ {
module:"newsfeed", module:"newsfeed",
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}, },
{ {
module:"compliments", module:"compliments",
classes:"page1 page2", classes:"page1 page2", // this module appears on multiple pages
} }
``` ```