Difference between revisions of "What is a template?"
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| − | The [[Template]] controls the overall look and layout of your site. It provides the framework that brings together common elements, [[Module|modules]] and [[Component|components]] as well as providing the [[CSS|cascading style sheet]] for your site. Both the [[Front-end]] (Site) and the [[Back-end]] (Administrator) of your site have templates. | + | <noinclude><languages /></noinclude> |
| + | <translate>The [[Template]] controls the overall look and layout of your site. It provides the framework that brings together common elements, [[Module|modules]] and [[Component|components]] as well as providing the [[CSS|cascading style sheet]] for your site. Both the [[Front-end]] (Site) and the [[Back-end]] (Administrator) of your site have templates.</translate> | ||
| − | When Joomla! is installed several templates are automatically included. You can find many more templates at other websites. Some are available without charge under various licenses, and some are for sale. In addition, there are many designers available who can make custom templates. You can also [[Joomla! 1.5 Template Tutorial|make your own template]]. | + | <translate>When Joomla! is installed several templates are automatically included. You can find many more templates at other websites. Some are available without charge under various licenses, and some are for sale. In addition, there are many designers available who can make custom templates. You can also [[Joomla! 1.5 Template Tutorial|make your own template]].</translate> |
| − | Templates are managed with the [[Template Manager]], which is located on the site menu on the Back-end of your site. | + | <translate>Templates are managed with the [[Template Manager]], which is located on the site menu on the Back-end of your site.</translate> |
| − | <noinclude>[[Category:FAQ]] | + | <noinclude><translate>[[Category:FAQ]] |
[[Category:Getting Started FAQ]] | [[Category:Getting Started FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Installation FAQ]] | [[Category:Installation FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Template FAQ]] | [[Category:Template FAQ]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Template Management]] | + | [[Category:Template Management]]</translate> |
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 06:52, 26 October 2014
The Template controls the overall look and layout of your site. It provides the framework that brings together common elements, modules and components as well as providing the cascading style sheet for your site. Both the Front-end (Site) and the Back-end (Administrator) of your site have templates.
When Joomla! is installed several templates are automatically included. You can find many more templates at other websites. Some are available without charge under various licenses, and some are for sale. In addition, there are many designers available who can make custom templates. You can also make your own template.
Templates are managed with the Template Manager, which is located on the site menu on the Back-end of your site.