Tag: Joomla video
Joomlashack University: How to upgrade Joomla
www.joomlashack.com Joomlashack University is the easiest and fastest way to learn how to build a Joomla powered website. As many people know, Joomla isn’t the easiest software to learn by trying to teach yourself. Learning Joomla without help means long, frustrating hours of trying to figure out how everything fits together. That’s why the folks at Joomlashack University created a super-easy tutorial course that would quickly help first-time users learn Joomla. Joomlashack University is an easy-to-use course led by knowledgeable experts. www.joomlashack.com Joomlashack University is an online, interactive multimedia tutorial course designed specifically for people who are new to Joomla or who may not know anything about building websites. Learn Joomla from the comfort of your own home and at your own pace at “Shack U.” www.joomlashack.com
‘Mobile Solutions’ free Joomla 1.5 template (Video Tutorial)
To download ‘Mobile Solutions’ Joomla template visit www.themza.com The basic features of ‘Mobile Solutions’ are: I. 3-column Support left/right columns + template body; II. Various banner options – Nokia, iPhone, BlackBerry (through a parameter); III. 3 color schemes blue (default), red and green; IV. Two pre-defined sections (USER 1 and USER 2) for posting Latest News, Archive, Polls, etc.; V. Default TOP area, containing by default the Newsflash1 module (replaceable by a custom module); VI. IE6 PNG fix VII. Display date ON/OFF VIII. Many other useful options
Change Joomla Footer Text
www.youtube.com How to change Joomla Footer Text. In earlier versions of Joomla, changing the standard footer text was confusing at best, or painfully difficult at worst for new Joomla users. It has since improved greatly, but it is still not straightforward. The Joomla developers have chosen to build a special module for the footer. This allows them to display the default footer text in multiple languages automatically. While this is nice from a developer’s point of view, it doesn’t work well for people that are building a site in just one language. The complexity of supporting multiple languages has made it more complex to change for average Joomla users. There are two major ways to change this text, and we will cover both of them now.