JotCache is a great extension that helps Joomla sites - especially large ones - run quickly and deliver faster page load speeds. This video will tell you more.
Joomla comes with a built in media manager that's pretty basic but effective for uploading and organizing the media you use in your articles.
Some of our clients ask us to get their site installed and going so they can continue to design it themselves.
This tutorial demonstrates to such clients how they can edit the template CSS when the changes they wish are not options available in the template admin area.
Here's a video tutorial that will show you how to log in to the Joomla administration area of your web site. It also features a brief look at navigating the admin area too.
There are a number of situations where one wants to see where the module postions are on their Joomla! site. Here's a quick tip on how to do that.
In your browser's address bar, enter the URL of your site and then add "index.php'tp=2" (no quotations marks). What you have typed should look somethign like this:
www.yourdomain.com/index.php'tp=2
Anytime you put your e-mail address on a web site, you make it available for anyone to visually read it with the naked eye. Of course, that's why you would put it on a web page in the first place!
The real danger of having one's e-mail address on a web site is the software that spammers use for making their lists of addresses to send spam to. Basically, their software visits web pages and scans and records any e-mail addresses it finds.
However, if you are using an updated version of Joomla 1.5 you can put your e-mail address in an article and not worry about your address being "farmed" in the manner described above. This is due to a trick that Joomla does to hide e-mail addresses in the code that spammer-scanners look at.
For instance when I type my e-mail address "webmaster@cybersalt.org", Joomla "encodes" my address to look something like the following highlighted code:
If you want to stop the "writen by . . . ." credit on your whole site, simply go the article manager in Joomla and in the top right corner of Joomla you will see a "parameters" button.

Click on that and you will end up in the area where you can change the global settings for many things on your site - including the "written by" credit.
Here's a video tutorial that will show you how to log in to the Joomla administration area of your web site. It also features a brief look at navigating the admin area too.
Here's a video tutorial that will show you where to put your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) info in Joomla.
This tutorial shows you how to upload pictures and how to insert pictures into Joomla articles.
On all of our Joomla sites we use JCE Editor because of it's user friendliness, advanced feature options, and it's ability to easily reconfigure the arrangements of the tool icons. Consequently, this tutorial will be of little help to you if you are seeking to learn to use Joomla's default image inserting tools. If you would like help getting JCE set-up and running on your Joomla install, contact us.
