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+ | Your "home" page in a '''traditional''' HTML site--the page that shows when you type ''mydomain.com'' for example--is the page in the index.html file. | ||
− | Joomla! is a database driven CMS | + | Joomla! is a database-driven content management system (CMS); it does not have HTML pages, but rather assembles the pages from the MySQL database. |
− | When you install Joomla! by default it has a menu link to the frontpage component as the home page. However, any content | + | When you install Joomla! by default it has a menu link to the frontpage component as the home page. However, any content, component or other link can be used as the home page. |
− | Changing the default | + | ==== Changing the Home Page ==== |
+ | The "page" that shows is determined by the Main Menu. Go to Menu > Main Menu. Select the item you would like as the home page and click the default icon. | ||
− | [[Category:FAQ]] | + | ==== See also ==== |
+ | * [[How to determine if the user is viewing the front page]] (for developers). | ||
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[[Category:Administration FAQ]] | [[Category:Administration FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Getting Started FAQ]] | [[Category:Getting Started FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Installation FAQ]] | [[Category:Installation FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]] | [[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:20, 1 September 2012
Your "home" page in a traditional HTML site--the page that shows when you type mydomain.com for example--is the page in the index.html file.
Joomla! is a database-driven content management system (CMS); it does not have HTML pages, but rather assembles the pages from the MySQL database.
When you install Joomla! by default it has a menu link to the frontpage component as the home page. However, any content, component or other link can be used as the home page.
Changing the Home Page[edit]
The "page" that shows is determined by the Main Menu. Go to Menu > Main Menu. Select the item you would like as the home page and click the default icon.
See also[edit]
- How to determine if the user is viewing the front page (for developers).