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Changing the default admin account will greatly increase security. All new Joomla installations start with a Super Administrator account called, 'admin'. During the installation process, you will be asked to give this account a password. That's great as far as it goes, but because the user name of this highly-confidential account is generally well known, 50% of the security of the username/password combination is already exposed. Now all anyone needs to do is guess the password and they're in. |
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You could delete the old logo image, make your logo the same size (635x150), name your logo the same, and upload it to the same directory (templates/yourtemplate/images/header_short.jpg). Or, edit the css file for your template and change the name of the background image in the #header to reflect your logo |
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This is a simple tutorial will show how to install the joomla on local computer using xampp.
1. Download the Joomla Package, Unpack it.
2. Download the xampp and install it, start it. When the control panel of xampp
showing apache and mysql is running you can go to next step. |
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The problem is not actually the template coding, but the extended menu module (handles the drop down menus) we are using. It has become apparent that this is causing some problems and we no longer use this on our templates. We have integrated our own menu system for all templates from JJ Flex. |
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