A guide to multilingual Joomla 2.5 websites.
Since version 1.6 Joomla! offers a language manager and a switcher built in, now you can create a site in different languages without external components like was before.
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Making your XML sitemap for a website powered by WordPress or Joomla
Sitemap is a list of subpages on a Joomla or WordPress website that is accessible to all users.
Removing login buttons from Joomla template frontpage layout
By default, the Login link (button) is visible at the top of every page of several templates or themes like GK News2, Music State or CloudHost. If you don’t want the Login link to be displayed, you can easily disable/hide it using two alternative methods. Recommended method to disable LOG IN link in Joomla In… Continue reading →
Add a personal touch to your Joomla admin area
If you’re building websites for clients you’ll probably also want to customize the back-end of the Joomla administration panel. In most cases you could just change a few lines of styles in the Bluestork or Isis template – but this solution has one general drawback; after Joomla updates you can lose everything you’ve previously made.… Continue reading →
Add align and padding (space) around images in Joomla for smoother styling
If you are web-design beginner or you only need to add images into your articles then this guide will help you to organize the appearance of photos in your posts. For aesthetic purposes, you will generally need some space between the images and the surrounding text, and align the image to the left or right.… Continue reading →
Why are you getting “Resource Limit Reached” errors on your WordPress website?
Errors; the bane of any computer user’s life. One of the constant issues of increasingly complex online technology is that though new functionalities and features improve the overall site experience, it opens up more areas for things to go wrong! Thankfully, frustrating though the “Error 508. Resource Limit is Reached” error message is, it’s not… Continue reading →
VirtueMart ecommerce extension for Joomla: Adding attributes to your product information
An attribute in VirtueMart is defined as any property of a product, for example size, color, resolution etc. Probably you don’t want to add as many product pages as you have products – it would be easer to create to create only few but with attributes which can be selected by user. A very quick… Continue reading →
Getting started with Joomla!
Joomla! is the second most popular CMS software on the planet, after WordPress. A full-featured content management system (CMS) that includes all the tools and features you need to publish a complete website on your own, without a whole lot of technical expertise or understanding. Joomla! is web software that allows you to create and… Continue reading →
Guide to manually install Joomla 3
Joomla! is a Content Management System based on PHP 5.3+ and MySQL or PostgreSQL database. If you want to test Joomla! and you haven’t purchased a domain and server yet, you can install Joomla! on your own computer (without your site appearing on the Internet), using the standalone server environment, for example: JAMP, JOOMLAS2GO! (J2G)… Continue reading →
JSON files – What they’re used for in our Joomla templates, and how they’re used
In Gavick Joomla Templates, WordPress Themes and Joomla modules we use JSON: JavaScript Object Notation. JSON is a lightweight data (text information) interchange format, much like XML. For example, you may store template/theme configuration and setting options in only one JSON file.
Diversify your CSS styles with module class suffixes
If there’s one thing that Joomla excels at when compared to WordPress, it’s in how incredibly flexible it is, with multiple ways to apply your own customization to each element of a page. By adding a CSS suffix to a module, you can individually style each module separately from the others for an eclectic, vibrant… Continue reading →
Basic Settings – Gavern Joomla Framework
First tab visible in template settings is ‘Basic Settings‘ and it is responsible for layout configuration on administrative panel side.
Use trademark symbols in the title areas of our Joomla templates
Sometimes the standard characters and numbers are just not enough. Especially if you need to add (C) copyright, (R) registered or (TM) trademark (also called trade mark) logo to Joomla title when your clients have a registered or trademarked company name. Adding this symbols in content is pretty simple but inside Joomla titles is not… Continue reading →
