Joomla! is an award-winning open source CMS for building powerful websites.
Joomla is an award-winning content management system (CMS), which enables you to build Web sites and powerful online applications.
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Joomla! is a extremely customizable and adaptable for Enterprise, SMBs, NPOs and beyond. Read more...
No matter what level of experience you hold, Joomla! has strengths to match; programmers, designers and end users alike!Read more...
Joomla is an open source project and contributions from the community are essential to its growth and success. Anyone can contribute on any level, even newcomers can contribute to Joomla. Read more...
Joomla! 3.2 is about four months away and there's another really big and exciting feature in development: Content Versioning!
That's right! Content Versioning! And it's not just content versioning for the Joomla core, but API will be provided for extension developers to use the feature for their extensions. For those of you that are reading this and still have your eyes and mouth wide...
Recently, some of GoDaddy's servers have been producing a "No input file specified." error message when enabling Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs in Joomla. This tutorial will show you step-by-step how to get your Joomla site working on GoDaddy's servers with SEF URLs enabled.
Over the last few days I've had the chance to test the new Tags features in Joomla 3.1.
My conclusion: it's one of the best new features to be added to Joomla in a long time.
Not only do Tags work really well, but they also give a glimpse into how Joomla is planning to grow into a better, more unified system where features and data are shared between extensions.
One of the downsides to using popular software such as Joomla, WordPress or Drupal is that lots of spammers know how to target that software. For example, it is not unusual to get a lot of spam registrations on your site.
On the other hand, one of the most frustrating experiences on the web is attempting to fill-in a really hard-to-read CAPTCHA. After several failed attempts, the...
Over the last few years, between OSTraining and Admincredible, we've helped a LOT of people fix problems with their Joomla sites.
Although the problems sound different, we've found that many can be fixed with only 6 solutions.
If you implement all 6, you'll have a safer, healthier and faster Joomla site.
Here are those 6 solutions ...
This tutorial will teach you how to test a Joomla patch (i.e. code fix) on a Windows PC using TortoiseGit. It assumes you've already installed TortoiseGit and created a local repository of the Joomla using TortoiseGit.
In the last tutorial, we showed you how to create a local repository. In this tutorial, we will show you how to update the local repository with the latest development changes from Joomla. This should be done each time before testing bugs or applying patches to make sure that we have the latest fixes.
This tutorial will show you how to create a local version of the Joomla github repository, which houses the latest code base for Joomla.
If you want a Joomla bug to get fixed, you should report it to the Joomla Bug Squad with the bug tracker. This tutorial will show you step-by-step how to file a Joomla bug report.
The first step is to register and login at www.joomlacode.org.
Click the above link to be taken directly to the registration page.
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