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Hello

 

 I have a large number of modules for a theme - is it possible to present the modules in sub folders in the page edit view, for example below I might have a "Products" folder? I tried adding in folders in the Design Manager > modules area but they did not come through.

 

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Thank you!

 

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Anton
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Present theme modules in sub folders

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Hi @DM2

from my knowledge it's not possible to display theme modules directly in subfolders. The only thing you can do is set the categories of each module like this:

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This will structure the modules to the other groups (not just theme). 

 

Tip: 

If you don't want to provide all/several default modules, you can hide them via the theme.json file from the whole theme or specific templates. 

 

best,

Anton

 

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DM2
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Present theme modules in sub folders

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OK thanks @Anton  - assuming I can't then manipulate the Category names?

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Present theme modules in sub folders

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Maybe some day, but for now - unfortunately no.

Since this would be actually a great thing, I can recommend to post this in the ideas board

 

best, 

Anton

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DM2
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Present theme modules in sub folders

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OK, many thanks for your help @Anton 

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Anton
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Present theme modules in sub folders

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Hi @DM2

from my knowledge it's not possible to display theme modules directly in subfolders. The only thing you can do is set the categories of each module like this:

Bildschirmfoto 2024-08-12 um 16.00.10.png

 

This will structure the modules to the other groups (not just theme). 

 

Tip: 

If you don't want to provide all/several default modules, you can hide them via the theme.json file from the whole theme or specific templates. 

 

best,

Anton

 

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