How To Add An Element At The End Of Each Article
Ana Gud
Hello, is it possible to add an element at the end of each article? for example, a form?
Paul Frankowski
Accepted AnswerHi Ana,
About main question - easy & possible.
You need:
- Module with your content (also with contact form or action button or ads)
- Template that have position under the content, for example, Helix Ultimate with position "Content Bottom"
- Advanced Module Manager (Free or Pro | RegularLabs.com) - that allows you when module should be published, for example, you can choose Article Category or seleted articles only etc.
- OR, you can assign module to menu items. Then it will be displayed with those are below them.
I done it many times in the past, last time a week ago.
About extra Modules, make research on Joomla Extension Directory. But Joomla core have many built-in modules (also Tags, Most Read, Latest, Releated) that you can use on right or left column. Sorry, we cannot teach you basics of Joomla nor AMM here. There are big differences between WP vs Joomla, but all is possible in both, if you know how.
Toufiq
Accepted AnswerHi there,
Thank you for reaching out. You can follow this instruction.
Create a module position then put the Page Builder module on this postion.
Best regards,
Toufiqur Rahman (Team Lead, Support)
Ana Gud
Accepted Answerthere is no position under the article. Also, may you please recommend a plugin or how better to organize the blog, to have the categories on the sidebar, tag clouds and etc. Wordpress has it by default, I wish Joomla had it too! 
Jan Jancar
Accepted AnswerHi, i found this article relevant for us. We are currently calling articles through joomla module addon SPPB, but when i enable AMM it totaly destroys style of template. We need to add footer on every article ...
Even if i didn't choose position of any module only enable the plugin... do you know what is the problem ? Thanks
Toufiq
Accepted AnswerCould you provide access to your Joomla admin area so I can investigate the issue? Please ensure you back up your site first. You can securely share your login credentials in the hidden content area.
Tell me your module name and your menu name where exactly want to keep your module.
Besides, You can share a screenshot.
Paul Frankowski
Accepted AnswerAs we are not AMM support, we can suggest checking its settings, or asking on RegularLabs forum. Sometimes changing the order of loading plugins in Extension Manager helps.
In old version of AMM there were extra option to reduce conflicts.
I use Free/Pro version in my projects and no design damages so far.
Jan Jancar
Accepted AnswerI apologize for later response. If you have time, can you check articles how to add footer (whole size of page, not body) which is created in SPPB as saved item?
with AMM enabled there is conflict with JUX Wall module for loading articles so it is disabled now.
Thank you.
Paul Frankowski
Accepted Answerwith AMM enabled there is conflict with JUX Wall module for loading articles
Ok, but in that case you/we are far far away beyond JoomShaper support.
We are not support of Advanced Module Manager nor JUX Wall extensions to help more - please contact with those developers. Here we can help only with JoomShaper products only.
In the old classic method (robust) would be to create Menu item for each Article Category, and assign needed module to those menu items, and publish in bottom area like "Content Bottom" position. And it will also works without using AMM.
As alternative No3 - put that module inside each article manually using Joomla Module shortcode. Remember that the plugin "Content - Load Modules" (Joomla core) must be enabled to use that feature inside Joomla content areas. All tips are Joomla Documenation. Example syntax: {loadmoduleid 120}
where 120 is Module ID.
This works in similar way as you probably have seen in WordPress, Shortcodes.