Joerg,

Since I don't have SU access, I can't view any of the admin modules that are set with Super User access, there is probably two J2 Store Stats Mini admin modules now in the j2store-module-position-1 position, one with special access that I can see and the other that I set initially with Super User access that disappeared on me (which is when I realized that I have Administrator access). If you could briefly change my access level or if you can change the access levels to all J2store admin modules to "Special", I will have a better idea of what occurred and why those modules are not displaying in the those positions.

As it stands, I can confirm I can see the J2 Store Stats Mini admin module in the dashboard now and using your screenshot showing the module positions you have available you should be able to either add new admin modules to each of those j2store-module positions or change the positions from the cpanel position if desired.

In other words, if you are able to re-add those modules to those j2store-module-position-x positions, then there is no need to change my ACL level to Super User on your end, but if you need further help, then this would allow me to make sure everything is set the way it should be.

Adam

Joerg,

You are almost there. As you showed in the j2store dashboard 01 image, you can see the different module positions with j2store-module-position-1 and j2store-module-position-3 taking the full width (100%) and j2store-module-position-5 & j2store-module-position-4 each only taking half (50%). to add the other admin modules into those module positions (even if you don't see them in the module's dropdown list) simply type j2store-module-position-5 (or copy and paste without any additional spaces) into the module position field and then hit save. Once you have at least one module in a new position, you will be able to see it in the dropdown list of module positions under Active Positions (bottom of the list).

Let me know if this works :)

Adam