Overriding is not simple...

default.php, select.php and news.php are easy to override because they are in the tmpl forder under modules/mod_flexicontent
I am copying these files under html/mod_flexicontent/ of my template folder.

But I have a problem, i need to override mod_flexicontent.php that is calling default.php. mod_flexicontent.php is not present under tmpl but it is at the same level as the folder "tmpl" --> how to do?

same for module.css, it is not possible to just override it?

hello no override module
juste copy and modifie your file (go to faq a tuto is here)
for css put your css inside your template.css directly

ok, it is easier is is described in the FAQ but this template is only affecting the "inside" of the module.

I will check if it is possible to do want I want just with these page.

what do want to do ....

I am using the module to create a kind of menu so I am interested to display only a selection of categories.

I was able to manage that so it is ok.

But now I have an other problem:
The order of categories is not corresponding to the default order.

fabian wrote: I am using the module to create a kind of menu so I am interested to display only a selection of categories.

I was able to manage that so it is ok.

But now I have an other problem:
The order of categories is not corresponding to the default order.

I am doing the same thing www.muenstermann.com/en/overview/references.html and do not use overrides. Category ordering using the module is not possible before 2.0.1. With 2.0.1 an ordering option has been introduced: flexicontent.org/forum/index.php ... =viewtopic

Rooney