Administrator (Application)
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Joomla! consists of several [[Application]]s: | Joomla! consists of several [[Application]]s: | ||
* [[Site (Application)|Site]], also known as the "Front-end" | * [[Site (Application)|Site]], also known as the "Front-end" | ||
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* [[Administrator (Application)|Administrator]], also known as the "Back-end" . It is here that you make your major customisations for your site or front-end. You can set up how your template look like or you can add new components, modules, plugins, templates. | * [[Administrator (Application)|Administrator]], also known as the "Back-end" . It is here that you make your major customisations for your site or front-end. You can set up how your template look like or you can add new components, modules, plugins, templates. | ||
[[Image:Example.jpg]] | [[Image:Example.jpg]] | ||
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Joomla! consists of several Applications:
- Site, also known as the "Front-end"
- Administrator, also known as the "Back-end" . It is here that you make your major customisations for your site or front-end. You can set up how your template look like or you can add new components, modules, plugins, templates.
