You first create the dynamic module and its first content type, then you activate the module and you can create more content types.
NOTE: If you are using Sitefinity CMS to manage multiple sites, if you create a module with the Module builder after you create a site, it is not automatically activated for this site. If you want to use it, you must manually activate it. For more information, see Edit sites and set site permissions » Configuring the modules of a site.
NOTE: Build-in and dynamic modules can be in one language – the backend language, but content items of dynamic modules can be multilingual.
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