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Creating a Custom Module View
Here's a quick tutorial about creating a custom view.  While you can replace a system view by creating a view with the same name or provide an additional alternate to it.  We are going to create an additional custom view for...
Module Philosophy
Module Philosophy In Exponent CMS, every content Module(s) will always be contained within a Container Module. Each page will have at least one container module. The container module the blue chromed module embedded in the website...
Using Smarty
Smarty tags are used to display variables passed from the controller to the view.  It it also used to manipulate those variables or act in response the the passed variables.  This gives us tremendous power over the display of...
Create an Exponent Module - Part 1
In this tutorial we are going to create a module to keep track of an album collection. While this module might not be very useful, the concepts we are learning will be. Using the methods in this tutorial, you can write a module for...
Migrated items don't seem to appear, or disappear after editing an item
Because Exponent 2.0 uses 'aggregation instead of the 0.9x concept of 'reused content', there isn't a one-for-one migration. A reused module in 0.9x actually uses the same module and places it on several pages.  In 2.0, you can only...
Creating a User Configurable Custom View
Additional control over a specific module view can be managed by creating view configurations providing options to the user which can be referenced in that view. Inside the modulename/views/modulename folder resides the view templates...
Migrated YouTube Videos cover drop-down menus
Since there was no YouTube module in 0.9x, YouTube videos were likely embedded as a Code Snippet. If you create a new YouTube module, then copy the code snippet from the Code Snippet module, then create a new YouTube item and past the...
Action Maps
Need the action of certain modules to use a different subtheme? Use Action Maps to tell what theme variation to use. Action maps are a killer way to gain some fine-grained control over how your modules work.  Everyone is concerned with...
Module Settings
The display is somewhat similar to the 'Add Module' display, however the module type may not be changed.  Additionally, you will see and be able to set view specific settings which change as different actions and displays/views are...
Action Maps
Action Maps are a killer way to really get some fine grained control over what your modules are doing. If you need a particular view to follow and action and force a sub-theme, here's your ticket. -  Action maps are a killer way...