Beginner tutorial for running a Joomla! website hosted at www.mlds-networks.com. Learn how to add sections, categories, and items. How to use the menus and login
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thanks for this video! *****
Dude if you have the RSFOrm PRO mapping submittions pluing please give me?
Sure I can, I will message you
i is havein a problem with my site i wanna have a chat box but it wont go up (blastchat) it wont show up on the site could u help?
Artisteer (the expensive version) exports excellent looking web templates to Joomla (and wordpress, and others) It’s not got the flexibility of a true HTML / CSS expert coded site, but you can get something together for Joomla in about 5 minutes. If you can design some basic craphics for a head banner and maybe a couple of other things you could have a customer website, unique and just how you like it in say 30 minutes
Well done! Very helpful review!
Joomla! sucks. Drupal, concrete5, wordpress are much better.
i have a user on joomla but i can`t find where i can log in
Very interesting. I want to earn money designing websites. This should help.
thanks for the tutorial. very simple and it helped understand categories and sections better.
Where is the website to register a joomla account to get started from the very beginning? Please help me out 😮 I can’t find it anywhere
For Joomla under site configuration, you can set global meta tags and description.
On per article basis there is the ‘meta info’ tap on the right, which lets you add an additional description and keywords to specific items.
You can highlight, there is a dropdown box in the editor that will be marked ‘heading 1′ which is and H1 tag. That said there is also an ‘edit html’ button, which lets you edit easily by hand, and see the changes. The best of both worlds.
what about meta description? do you need to write them in HTML format or can you just ype it into a box that automatically turns it into a meta description?
With Joomla do you have to write HTML code or can you highlight sentences and turn them into H1 with the click of a mouse?
No RHEL, but joomla doesn’t care, just apache, php and mysql
Ok this information is really really useful but how do i register to joomla? please give me the link…
pleaseee! Thanks
is this ubuntu
Thanks for a good lesson. This will change the way I make my website. Joomla’s cool!
Subscribed! Very helpful, thank you sir!
Send me messages or reply with what items you would like to see covered. I will do what I can.
On the way! Please subscribe!
Sure! Joomla is PHP/MySQL powered. At MLDS we run it on regular Apache on Linux. We also run Apache in a virtual machine to give isolation and quick VM migration.
I found joomla for the exact same reason. I was awful at html but I had a need. By becoming a member of the Joomla! community my time creating websites was cut dramatically and looks 1000% better. I love it.
This is pretty wild stuff. I used to make websites back in the day and I had to edit html codes of each page one by one. Then there was shtml which was much easier to manage, then I worked a bit with PERL/CGI to manage my site as it got larger. What is Joomla powered by. I remember when I got out of the computer/web design/web master thing, PHP/MySql database was beginning to get pretty big. I’m a designer at heart and I would love to get back into it. Can you tell me the backend of Joomla?
Could you add more videos about Joomla tutorials?? This vid was the most helpful of all the ones I saw. More tutorials would be very appreciated.