How to override the output from the Joomla! core
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| − | The standard output from the Joomla! core can be overridden by adding code to the html directory in a template. Basic overrides | + | The standard output from the Joomla! core can be overridden by adding code to the html directory in a template. Basic overrides include: <code>your_template/html/modules.php</code> (overriding module output) and <code>your_template/html/pagination.php</code> (overriding pagination output); however, it is possible to override the output of any module or component. |
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The standard output from the Joomla! core can be overridden by adding code to the html directory in a template. Basic overrides include: your_template/html/modules.php (overriding module output) and your_template/html/pagination.php (overriding pagination output); however, it is possible to override the output of any module or component.
Detail to follow
