Joomla is one of the popular content management systems — perhaps second only to WordPress. It is free and open source. Although it can be used for a blog, it is more well suited for full websites.
Below are some tutorials to familiarize yourself with Joomla.
When you delete a menu it goes into the menu trash. But where is the menu trash. Sometimes you need to empty the menu trash in order to release the alias of the deleted menu so that it can be...
read moreIn this tutorial, we will learn how to restore a Joomla article that was deleted. When you delete an article, it does not get deleted immediately. Afterall, you did not click the delete button....
read moreWhen you Trash an article (or category) it does not get deleted immediately until it is explicitly emptied. It goes into the Joomla Trash from which it can be retrieved. But the problem is that...
read moreIn this tutorial, we will enable caching in Joomla 3 to increase performance. You would go to “System -> Global Configuration -> System” and set the “Cache Setting” to...
read moreIn this tutorial, we will create a plugin called “shortcode” for Joomla 3.2 which will do a simple text replacement of ‘[copyright]’ with ‘Copyright ©...
read moreIf you are trying to create a menu in Joomla 3.2 and get this error saying … “Save failed with the following error: Another menu item has the same alias in Root. Root is the top level...
read moreLet’s say that you want to uninstall a Joomla! plugin that you don’t use. You know that you should disable it first. And you did in the “Extensions -> Plugin Manager”...
read moreIf you go to “Joomla Administrator -> Extension -> Extension Manger” in Joomla 3.2, you might see this message … “Joomla! Extensions Directory (JED) now available with...
read moreThere are often times when a hidden menu is useful in Joomla. Menus are central in Joomla. Sometimes you need to have a menu for an article just to control the article’s behavior rather...
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