WYSIWYG Editor TipWhen placing custom html code into a custom module or content item, it is best to turn your WYSIWYG editor off.
Doing so will ensure the code you place will not get stripped away when the item is saved. Turn your editor off in your admin your panel by going to Site > Global Configuration and setting Default WYSIWYG Editor to No WYSIWYG Editor.
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Catalyst has been constructed with an assortment of 25 module positions allowing for one of the most versatile designs ever. These module positions are fully collapsible meaning that if there are no modules published in particular area, that module area will not be shown. This provides you with the maximum amount of flexibility possible.
Catalyst includes built in style and implementation for the extra module positions "user10", "user11", "user12", "advert4" and "search". These module positions are not defined in a default Joomla install.
You can add these additional module positions by going to "Site > Template Manager > Module Positions" in your Joomla administrator. Add each of the additional module positions by entering the name in the "module position" field. Then click Save. Now your extra module positions will be ready for you to place module content into, catalyst will take care of the rest.
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