Hi, I think the PHP code you took is from Mighty Resources rather than from standard Joomla articles.

Try something like this:

if ($core_genius->check("pagetype = article")) {
  $a = $content_genius->info("article_id");
  if ($a == 264) return 167;
  if ($a == 265) return 168;
  if ($a == 266) return 539;
  if ($a == 267) return 212;
// etc. Just add more lines as appropriate, checking for
// the article id and returning the module id.
// And don't forget the following line at the end:
}


Hope that helps,
Stephen

Hi,

the easiest way is to go Pro -- that will output all the modules as separate modules, just as if they were assigned to the page individually.

You may however be able to get similar results by working with the "Style for included modules" or "Style override for included modules", and/or "Module class suffix" in Advanced Options.

I'd try the module class suffix first: try putting something like "foo". This can often trick your CSS into not recognising the outer MetaMod module HTML wrapping as being a module, so then it recognises the "inner" modules as proper modules. If that doesn't work, try the different styles in the "Style for included modules" and see if that works any better.

If you're good with CSS, using the Module Class Suffix and writing a CSS rule to effectively ignore the MetaMod's wrapping HTML can work depending on the complexity of your template.

Or just go pro and save yourself the hassle!

Hope that helps,
Stephen