What is a section's "Module"

An empty "Module" field means a regular page: whatever you write in the editor is what the visitor sees, and if the section has subsections or objects, they are displayed below the text.

If you specify a module, the engine will connect its code and show the page it renders. The section text doesn't go anywhere — it is displayed above the module, and this is a convenient place for an introduction.

The easiest way to choose a module is with the "Choose" button to the right of the field: it opens the "Module store" — a list with search, category breakdown, and a description of each module. The "Choose this module" button will insert its code into the field. For more details, see the article about the module store.

You can also enter the code manually. Commonly needed ones:

• forms — form and calculator builder;
• static — a regular page with subsections and objects (same as an empty field);
• help — knowledge base (this section);
• auth — login, registration, password recovery;
• settings — visitor's personal settings.

If you make a mistake in the name, the page will show the section text and nothing else.

If it didn't work

• Instead of the module, a regular page with text. Check the module name: with a typo, the section is displayed as a regular page. The name is written in Latin characters, exactly as in the module store card ("Module code:").
• You changed the module, but the new one's settings aren't there. Save the section and open it again — after that, the new module's settings will appear.
• The module has its own settings. Then a "Module settings" button appears in the section window. No button means this module has no settings.