Hi Bled, Thanks for the post.  Firstly when you are on the modules screen in Organizer, make sure that you are on the "All" quick filter at the top of the page. Secondly I would recommend puting it in public_html/dibratest/zenario_custom/modules instead. Hope this works for you. Simon.

Hi there Bled I'm afraid we can't see the image from your first post. If you want us to take a look at it, would you mind uploading it to somewhere such as imgur.com so we can see it? A good first step would be to download one of the example modules. Go to zenar.io/example-module-1 and download the zip file there. You'll need to make sure that you extract the files to the right place. I.e. the module files in your filesystem should look like this:  /public_html/dibratest/zenario_custom/modules/example_module_1/description.yaml  /public_html/dibratest/zenario_custom/modules/example_module_1/module_code.php Even though you have now added the files to the file-system, you won't be able to use the new module until you run it. To do this, go to Modules -> All modules in Organizer. By default you'll only see the modules that are running, so you will need to change "Running" (at the top of the screen, highlighted in green text) to "All". Find it in the list, then press the "Start module" button. With all that done you should then be able to create plugins for this module, and then add them into slots on your layouts/pages.