- Help15:Help screens
| [[screen.users.15|User Manager]]
| Site -> User Manager
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- Help15:Joomla.whatsnew15.15
...tems. If you want to create static content, just select "uncategorised" as section and category and the content is handled as static content.
...y need to activate the legacy code plugin. This can be found in the Plugin Manager (it's called "System - Legacy") and you just need to enable it.
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- Help15:Screen.templates.15
Select '''Extensions → Template Manager''' from the drop-down menu in the back-end of your Joomla! installation.
The Template Manager is where you assign a default Template to your Joomla! web site. You can al
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- Help15:Screen.installer.15
* A ''Plugin'' is a section of code that runs when a pre-defined event happens within Joomla!. For exam
... in the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] or [[screen.plugins.15|Plugin Manager]]).
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- Help15:Screen.content.edit.15
...e Article Manager. You can access the Article:[Edit] page from the Article Manager either by clicking on an Article's Title or by clicking the Article's check
...ing a new Article and editing an existing Article. You can also select the Section and Category for an Article and indicate whether or not it is Published and
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- Help15:Screen.frontpage.15
...ck-end of your Joomla! installation. You can also click on the "Front Page Manager" icon in the [[screen.cpanel.15|Control Panel]].
The Front Page Manager is the place where you control which Articles are displayed on the Front Pa
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- Help15:Screen.content.15
... Manager icon in the [[screen.cpanel.15|Control Panel]], or click 'Article Manager' in the 'Content' menu in the back-end of your Joomla! installation.
The Article Manager is the place in the back-end where you can add and manage all of the articl
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- Help15:Screen.menus.edit.15
... the New Menu Creation wizard, navigate to the [[Screen.menus.15|Menu Item Manager]] for the desired menu and press the New button on the toolbar.
...ticle Manager]] screen. Note that Articles assigned to the "Uncategorized" Section will not show on the Archived Article List layout.
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- Help15:Screen.sections.15
...anager icon in the [[screen.cpanel.15|Control Panel]] or click on 'Section Manager' in the 'Content' menu in the back-end of your Joomla! installation.
...he top-level of organization and Categories go under Sections. The Section Manager is the place where you can edit existing Sections and create new ones. For
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- Help15:Screen.plugins.edit.15
Navigate to the [[screen.plugins.15|Plugin Manager]]. Click on the Plugin's Name or click on the Plugin's checkbox and press t
The Details section is the same for all Plugins, as follows:
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- Help15:Screen.content.categories.15
...nu on the back-end of your Joomla! installation. Or click on the "Category Manager" icon in the [[screen.cpanel.15|Control Panel]].
...neath Sections. Every Section contains one or more Categories. The special Section 'Uncategorized' has a special Category also called 'Uncategorized'. These a
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- Help15:Screen.sections.edit.15
...r. To edit an existing Section, click on the Section's Title, or click the Section's checkbox, and click on the "Edit" icon in the toolbar.
...All Articles are assigned either to a Section you create or to the special Section called 'Uncategorized'.
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- Cpanel icons
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{{evd|cpanelicon|Category Manager|s=<br/>}}
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- Help15:Screen.content.categories.edit.15
Navigate to the [[screen.contentcategories.15|Category Manager]]. To add a new Category, press the 'New' icon in the toolbar. To edit an e
... related Articles together on a page and to filter Articles in the Article Manager. All Articles are assigned either to a Category that you create or to the s
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- Help15:Screen.contactmanager.15
...e "Contacts" link from the [[screen.contact_details.categories.15|Contacts Manager - Categories]].
...registered users. Afterwards, you can use the [[Screen.menumanager.15|Menu Manager]] to create front-end links to the the contacts.
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- What is the purpose of a template?
Templates are managed with the Template Manager, which is located on the Extensions menu in the back-end (administrator) ar
...neral feel to indicate a different purpose for those pages (such as a blog section). A little planning is required for this, but once you have settled on the
3 KB (459 words) - 13:57, 28 February 2011
- Standard form field and parameter types
...for all extension types (templates, components, modules and plugins). This section gives a brief description of each form field type, in alphabetical order. F
|provides a drop down list of categories from a given section.
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- Starting with Joomla! FAQs
...l that shows your current location on the site. The breadcrumb follows the Section, Category, Content Item hierarchy and a site's home page is always listed a
...ages " category. In the turn the pages category is a member of the "Books" section. In this case the breadcrumb for that page would look like: "Home >> Books
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- Administration FAQs Version 1.0
... list of menu links that is visible when you edit the module in the module manager (on the right of the page). In older versions of Joomla! this list does NOT
After logging into the Administration backend, go the module manager. A list of all the modules installed on your site will appear. Edit the one
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- Security and Performance FAQs
...ttp://resources.joomla.org/directory/support-services/hosting.html hosting section]:''' If you are looking for a Joomla Host, please ensure you make your own
# From the menu, select Extensions -> Module Manager
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