Hi. Judging by this, you did not open the module again, but created a copy of the module and opened it.

When creating a copy of the SPPB module, the contents are not preserved (due to the technical features). You need to make export of the contents from the original module, and then imort in a copy of the module.

Hello

• Ok I tried importing the module template saved on another site.
• I open a module and import this template
• I also try to save it as a template, then I save the module
• everything tells me it's ok

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If I reopen the module, I no longer see the duplicated section imported from the other site. Nor do I see a new save element

Regards

Hello HDcms

Please follow Pavel's instruction. Hopefully, your issue will be fixed.

Best regards

hello Thanks, especially @Pavel for the help. Indeed not easy to understand. I tried that because I see the appearance of module or other backups. Probably a cache problem

You are welcome 😊

Hello I don't know if it's exactly the same problem or if I need to open a new thread. I have a new problem because I don't find SPPB5 as easy to use as advertised (I see differences between the backend and the frontend).

I need to make it easy for non-computer specialists to use a model I've made in a module. To do this, I've made half a dozen SPPB5 modules with a layout template.

I want the site editor to

1/ duplicate my SPPB5 module template

2/ edit her duplicated module

3/ change its text and image content in the new module section.

Unfortunately, when I open the new module, I have to start from scratch.

I seem to have done this once

How do I do it?

Do you have a tutorial, a video? something simple I can show him?