Joomla 1.5 Tutorials

Editing the Main Menu

The default Joomla installation has four predefined menus: Top Menu (horizontal menu),Main Menu (vertical menu), Other Menu, and User Menu. Top Menu runs horizontally across the top of the page.Main Menu appears on the left side of the screen and shows the most common site options. The third menu, Other Menu, appears at the bottom left of the screen and includes links to external web sites (Joomla Home, OSM Home, etc.).The fourth menu, User Menu, doesn’t appear on the screen until a user has properly logged into the web site. It has links to items such as Your Details and Log-out.

Differences Between Joomla! 1.0 and 1.5

As explained earlier in the sidebar titled “The History of Mambo and the Birth of Joomla,”Joomla has roots in the Mambo open source CMS. Joomla’s first version (1.0) departedfromMambo primarily in the user interface. Joomla and Mambo’s shared lineage was apparent from their structural similarities to their complete mutual compatibility of modules, components, and plug-ins.

joomla 1.5 metadata settings

Metadata are data about data, for instance a description of a website. Metadata are important for search engines and are written in XHTML. Exactly how important metadata are in the rating by search engines is debatable. However, metadata represent a good way to describe your website in short and precise words. If you check out the HTML source code of a Joomla! site, you will see the following meta tags in the top area.

joomla 1.5 local test environment

In the scenario where you are at home or in your office and want to local set up a Joomla! website, then you can use any of the following operating systems:windows,linux,Mac OS X

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Editing the Main Menu

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joomla 1.5 metadata settings

joomla 1.5 local test environment