Joomla Article Layout Options From the Menu |
| July 2, 2010 |
This tutorial came from a question in our support forum: "How do I know what the menu links to articles look like?" That's a good question. If you make a new menu link and choose "Articles", you're faced with 8 different types of layout. These are the 8 you'll see: ![]() So what do they all do? Read on ... Archived Article List![]() Joomla's archive system is not very sophisticated. If you choose "Archived Article List" you'll be take a search form like this. All articles that have been archived can be found here. Article Layout![]() Article Layout is a fairly simple option: it links to the full text of one single article. Article Submission Layout![]() Article Submission Layout allows anyone who is at the "author" level and above to submit articles. Category Blog Layout![]() Category Blog Layout shows all the articles in one category. It shows them in a blog layout which means that you can use the "Read More" link to split the articles and show only teaser text. Category List Layout![]() Notice that the articles in this Category List Layout are identical to those in Category Blog Layout above. The important difference is that they're shown in a list and people have to click on the article titles to read the text. Front Page Blog Layout![]() This is very, very similar to Section Blog Layout and Category Blog Layout. Really the only difference is that the articles come from Content >> Frontpage Manager rather than from just one section or category. Section Blog Layout![]() Section Blog Layout shows all the articles in one category. It shows them in a blog layout which means that you can use the "Read More" link to split the articles and show only teaser text. Section Layout![]() Section Layout shows all of the categories in one section. Click on the category name and you'll be taken to a Category Blog Layout page (see above). |

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