Any opinions or further thoughts ?

Hm... we don't think that this option is required, what for do you need it and how should it work? A Joomla core PageBuilder based on Modules ;) 8) :geek: Since Joomla 3.4 allows frontend Module editing, it would be cool to change the positions easily by drag N drop! Even clients could learn and ...

Settings are stored in local browser storage. Aaah yes, my fault. :$ Obviously, this makes it impossible to store something for another user ;) Another thought :??: :geek: Any chance the layout/positions can be stored in a configuration file? Maybe as a JSON/XML file or something like that? Or even ...

Admin wrote:Probably custom frontend article form layout can help - it will display required fields.

In general, or do you mean it might work for "Alter Articles"?
If yes, any chance you might test it and write a news post about it?

(currently on a different machine and location, so I am going to respond here) Thanks for your quick answer, altough it was negative one. :( You wrote, this functionality is not supported by Joomla. Really? If so, that's a real bummer. All those J! core and custom form fields possibilities (I've ...

User positions are already stored per Itemid basis. Nice, but... You have mentioned in my support ticket that it also stores the "user". So, it is not possible to let Admins create layouts for ALL users, right? It would be helpful and more versatile, IMHO. Actually, in my usecase it just needs the ...

Hello,
does AlterArticles work in frontend submission, too?

Additional and related question:
Is it possible to store the module layout per MenuItemID/Page !?

screspo wrote: setup the module just for the Administrators to move the modules and then store the positions for all users after moving the modules?

Is this a feature in current release? (March 2015)