The difference is that block content does not directly follow block titles.

Ly/91pH6t (please note that there is a small typo in the original code) to tackle this obstacle. js'); $this->assign('xoops_module_header', $xoTheme->renderMetas(null, true)); <{/php}> <{$xoops_module_header}> The above code does the following: • Loads jQuery to your theme if it has not already been loaded by a module. • Avoids loading jQuery twice to your theme if it has already been loaded by a module. js'); Now you can use jQuery in your theme. Using jQuery in a XOOPS template is basically the same as using it in static HTML pages.