A question that comes up often of new users is "How do I change the layout of the content on my frontpage?". To be more specific, the question is often about how to change the content layout from Joomla!'s default 1 column leading / 2 column intro / links layout. Fortunately, Joomla! makes this really easy to do.
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How To Make Multiple Page Layouts Easily
November 04, 2009 |
Written by James Hafner
This How To article piggy-backs off one of the recent articles, How To Change the Layout on the Frontpage. In that How To we discussed how changing a few parameters in the frontpage menu item could totally change the look and format of the frontpage. This How To will show you how Joomla! makes it just as easy to do the same thing on other pages as well. |
How to Change the Layout on the Frontpage
November 02, 2009 |
Written by James Hafner
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Organizing Your Content
September 13, 2006 |
Written by Steve Burge
Although it can do so much more than manage content, Joomla! is, at its core, a Content Management System (CMS). It is important for aspring Joomla! site developers to have at least a basic understanding of how Joomla! is set up to organize content. Proper content organization can greatly improve the flow and usability of your website. This article is meant to provide that basic understanding, and give steps to successfully organizing your content. |
How to embed a Google Map into a Joomla Page
July 02, 2009 |
Written by James Hafner
Hi, How To Joomla fans! My name is James and I'm the newest member of the Cory Webb Media team. I've been a long-time fan of How To Joomla and it's an honor for me to be able to contribute to the excellent resources that are here for Joomla! beginners and experts alike. For my inaugural article, I will show you how to embed a Google Map into a Joomla page. |
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