Module Header Styles define the design and appearance of a module. For example you can create different module styles like a red module, a blue module, one with a box shadow, one without, etc... Now, Let's experience it.

The module Header Styles on the frotend:

To edit this module, in the Backend setting, please go to: Extension ->> Module ->> Then Filter for keyword "Panel"

You can edit by clicking on every module:

Let's find module Home on the frontend, actually - you can easily find the position of this module on the frontend:

Let's view the general content of module home on the frontend:

To edit those content in the backend, please go to: Administrator ->> Component ->> k2 ->> Then searching for key word: "Home Page":

To edit content of Homepage, please select Home page you want to change. After choosing home page, you can edit content of article. Please note that every module will have an article. To edit it, please go to: Extension ->> Module ->> Then filter for the keyword: Homepage:

You can easily find this module on the frontend:

The general content of this module in the frontend is:

This module is divided into 2 modules. Let's discover those are:

The first module on the frontend:

To edit this module, in the backend setting, please go to: Component ->> K2 ->> Items. Then filter for part: "Online Driver Application":

Let's explore the second module. It stands under the first module:

To edit this module, please go to: Administrator ->> Extension>> Module ->> Then filter for word: "Online"

You can edit the content of this module by clicking on this article, then go to "Custom Templates for editing template:

The carrier module defines the concept of carrier.

Let find this module in the frontend:

Let's view all the general content of Module Carreers:

1. Opened position:

Let view this position on the frontend:

To edit this content, in the backend of your site, please go to Administrator ->> Component ->> k2 ->> Choose field "Categories" ->> Then filter for the Keyword: Opened Positions.

Then we move to the second part of this module. This is the Opened Position. Let's take a look at this module on the frontend:

To edit this module in the backend, please go to Administrator ->> Component ->> k2 ->> Choose field "Items" ->> Then filter for the Keyword: Opened Positions."

To edit those modules, you just click on this article. We will edit an article as an sample for you:

And those are on the frontend:

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Let's take a look at Module About Us on the frontend:

And the general content of Module Company client:

To edit the content of module Company Client, in the backend setting. Please go to: Administrator >> Component >> K2 >> Item. Then filter for the word phrase "Our Clients"

How to edit module "What Clients Say":

In the backend setting, please go to: Extension >> Modules. Then Filter for the word phrase: "What Clients", you will see the result:

And the module "What Clients Say" on the frontend:

How to edit Module "Our Partners":

In the backend setting, please go to: Extension >> Modules. Then Filter for the word phrase: "Our Partners", you will see the result: