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Displaying content

Now that we have access to the left column, we should display something

there.

As said earlier, the content to be displayed in the theme should be stored

in .tpl files. We will create the mymodule.tpl file, which was passed as a

parameter of the display() method in our module's code.

So, let's create the mymodule.tpl file, and add some lines of code to it.

mymodule.tpl

<h4>Welcome!</h4>

<ul>

<li><a href="{$base_dir}modules/mymodule/mymodule_page.php"

title="Click this link">Click me!</a></li>

</ul>

</div>

Save the file in the module's root folder, reload your shop's homepage: it

should appear on top of the left column, right below the shop's logo.

The displayed link doesn't lead anywhere for now. If you need to test it,

add the needed mymodule_page.php file in the module's folder, with a

minimal content, such as "Welcome to my shop!" The resulting page will

be very raw, so let's see if we can use the theme's style instead.

As you would expect, we have to create a TPL file in order to use the

theme's style. Let's create the mymodule_page.tpl file, which will contain the

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