You can create 2 new HTML modules and use {loadmodule module}
as code and assign it on the desired position (inverted).
But in most of the cases does not work. In your case I will assign your modules position to two new positions (i.e.: assign theme to module1_position and module2_position). Then create four new html module using {loadposition position_created}
and assign them on the desired real position. The four module are just for positioning and the original module are for configuration.
At the end you will have:
- module_1 -> your module in position module1_position.
- module_2 -> your module in position module2_position.
- new_module1_a -> HTML module with the code
{loadposition module_1}
assigned to position a in all pages minus the one you want different.
- new_module2_b -> HTML module with the code
{loadposition module_2}
assigned to position b in all pages minus the one you want different.
- new_module1_b -> HTML module with the code
{loadposition module_1}
assigned to position b in the single page you want inverted.
- new_module2_a -> HTML module with the code
{loadposition module_2}
assigned to position a in the single page you want inverted.
I hope I made myself clear ;)
EDIT: (After your comment)
In this case you can just create 2 HTML module:
- new_module1 with the code
{loadposition module_1}{loadposition
module_2}
assigned to all pages minus the one you want different
- new_module2 with the code
{loadposition module_2}{loadposition
module_1}
in the page you want different.