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...1em 0 1.1em; margin:0 7px;"><h1><span class="mw-headline">Joomla! Official Documentation</span></h1></div> ...the profile that most accurately describes your role and you will find the documentation that you need more quickly. These are the most frequent profiles...

| [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] | [[jhelp:screen.modules.15|screen.modules.15]]

...r backwards compatibility with previous releases of components, templates, modules and other extensions. Components, languages, modules, plugins and templates are now collectively known as Extensions.

Develop a suite of front end Joomla! 1.5 extensions (modules, plugins and a Joomla! style MVC frontend component for CiviCRM. This development might include modules, plugins, and a MVC front end component which will allow exposure of variou

...ound on http://www.phpdoc.org/. There is a [[/Comments|standard for inline documentation comments]]. Non-documentation comments are strongly encouraged. A general rule of thumb is that if you lo

...n the Joomla! Platform. Plugins do not run on the file. You cannot include modules or use ''<jdoc:include>'' statements. * [http://docs.joomla.org/Tutorial:Create_a_Custom_404_Error_Page Joomla! Documentation: Create a Custom 404 Error Page]

* Once in the back end, on the top menu click Modules => Site Modules. ...wsflash module. You may need to navigate to another page as there are many modules and they are not all displayed on the first page.

| Joomla! Documentation ... or software "firewall". (such as mod_rewrite rules or mod_security Apache modules)

Inline documentation for classes should follow the PHPDoc convention, similar to Javadoc. More i Non-documentation comments are strongly encouraged. A general rule of thumb is that if you lo

...ee one-stop documentation on how to create her own templates at the Joomla documentation site, as well as how to use Joomla's admin backend. She would love to have ...rol over the presentation of the site's content. But currently there is no documentation that shows her how to turn off tables.

* [http://api.joomla.org API documentation] automatically generated using phpDocumentor. === Modules ===

...They are used for page rankings but also can be used with Related Articles modules and component extensions. In this capacity, they provide a way to relate ar ...e flexible and highly integrated use of the CiviCRM API in Joomla Content, modules, and other core and non-core extensions (such as com_user, com_contact_dire

... scenarios where data are not cleanly divided along the lines of CiviCRM's modules. ...ther modules. This could be done by just namespacing the fields, or having modules register their custom fields with the system in some fashion when they're e

** Documentation - Official User & Developer documentation projects and assistance. ** 3rd Party Extensions - Components, Modules, Mambots, Plugins, Templates.

... installed either of the PHP modules ''Fileinfo'' or ''mime_magic''. These modules are used to detect the type of a file independently of its name extension. ... the mechanism used to manage the cache storage.<ref>[[Cache|Joomla! Cache Documentation]]</ref>

...s questions. It is hoped that each group will improve the curriculum and documentation for the community. Before learning to build modules, components and plugins, it helps to understand how these are different and

== Modules == === Modules path ===

Navigate to the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] and press the "Administrator" link. To create a new Mod ...e back end of your Joomla! web site. When you install Joomla!, 16 built-in Modules are available for use in the back end of your web site.

Navigate to the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]]. To create a new Module, press the "New" button on the ...e Modules, like the Menu Module, are used in every Joomla! web site. Other Modules are optional.

Navigate to the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] and press the "Administrator" link. To create a new Mod ...e back end of your Joomla! web site. When you install Joomla!, 16 built-in Modules are available for use in the back end of your web site.