==> 2. Then clean cache
==> 3. Go to the template manager and drag & drop: your field e.g 'modified' to the new position.
==> 4. Inside your template file item.php use:
$this->item->positions->modified->label
$this->item->positions->modified->display
First is the Field's Label and Second the output of the field. The 'modified' is the name of the field could anything you named your field e.g. 'mynameABCD'
I created a new position, put the field "facebook_like" into that position, and then used that $this->item->... code to try and make it display on the frontend. However it doesn't show up at all.
After adding the position to the .xml files, clean joomla cache
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Good, and note that this will be the way do it for 1.5.6 too ...
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