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===1. What Joomla! version and template am I using?=== <!--T:9-->
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====1.1. How can I check it?==== <!--T:10-->
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This may affect what changes you can make. These options expand greatly when your installation of Joomla! is up-to-date.<br />
Here are some ways in which you can check which Joomla! version you’re using:</translate><br />
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Check your administration interface. The version number should be visible on the top or bottom of the interface depending on what version of Joomla! you are using.</translate><br />
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Check the System Information page in your administration interface. The version number should be appears on that page as well.<br />
The version is located in the file /version.php, and can be viewed in a text editor. This file is typically located in /libraries/joomla/ but can be found elsewhere.</translate><br />
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You can find more methods to check the [https://docs.joomla.org/How_to_check_the_Joomla_version%3F Joomla! version of your website] on Joomla! official documentation.</translate><br />
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Note: If you feel lost at this point, we would advise you to stop or delegate this task to an expert.</translate>
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====1.2. Update your version, template and third-party extensions if required.==== <!--T:16-->
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If your Joomla! version is not [https://docs.joomla.org/What_version_of_Joomla!_should_you_use%3F the latest available], we '''strongly recommend''' to update your Joomla! installation to the latest version by following the [https://docs.joomla.org/Planning_for_Migration Updating Joomla! documentation], where you can find step by steps tutorials on how to migrate from 1.5.x to 3.x and from 2.5.x to 3.x (note that this documentation is available in several languages). An update to the latest version will automatically apply needed security upgrades and make your site mobile-friendly.</translate>
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====1.3 Take the Mobile-Friendly Test==== <!--T:18-->
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Test your URL in the [https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly Mobile-Friendly Test] tool now that your website software version or templates are up to date. If you get a “mobile-friendly” score, you’re done!</translate><br />
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If the score isn’t mobile-friendly, consider changing template and/or customizing the current one. We have compiled the following documentation to guide you through the process.</translate>

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