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An alternative to ''{loadposition xx}'' is the ''{loadmodule yyy}'' variation which is handled by the same plugin.
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In this case the plugin looks for the first module whose '''type''' matches the string ''yyy''. So you could load a "mod_login" module by placing {loadmodule login} in your text. If you wish to load a specific instance of a module, because you have more than one login module, e.g. titled as Login 1, Login 2, etc., you have to use {loadmodule mod_modType, modTitle} where mod_'''modType''' would be mod_login and '''modTitle''' is name/title given to your instance of that module. In the example above you end up with '''{loadmodule mod_login Login 2}'''.  You can also add the style that is used for rendering the module. To do so, add the style as the third parameter like {loadmodule login,login2, xhtml}. If you don't add a style, then "none" is used.
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