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I am building an Ashley site at http://blissberry.com/nubian. I have a custom html module set to appear in the top-2a position on the frontpage. The menu assignment is set to "only on the pages selected" with only Home checked. The Main Menu is the only menu on the site. The problem arises when an article is reached via a link rather than a menu item. Then the module appears. The client wants the module to appear on the frontpage only. You can see the issue by going to http://blissberry.com/nubian/index.php/2016-03-11-22-04-55 and then clicking on any of the links. If you click through via the Prev/Next links starting on this page the module does not appear.

None of my other sites using J51 templates have this problem. Most have slideshows assigned to Home only and they don't appear on other articles reached via links.

:blush: ***It just occurred to me to check the site on another computer that has Firefox and the tables display OK so the problem may be with my desktop.***
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Hello

May I suggest the 'Advanced Module Manager' extension (http://extensions.joomla.org/extension/advanced-module-manager) which will allow for better control of your module assignment.

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