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Try Out a Self-Editing Website Tool! |
Example Edit Screen
Interested in maintaining your own website? It's easier than you might think. CMS tools make it easy to create and edit your own articles, add pictures, and link to files. The Edit Screen at the left is as easy to use as an email program. These are the steps:
- login
- enter text
- insert picture
- click save
You Are Published! |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, May 20, 2010 )
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Reporting on the JA Olyra template, Part 1 |
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Currently using the JA Olyra template from JoomlArt. This is a paid subscription, which you can pay as 3-month or yearly. I purchased JA Olyra for Joomla 1.5, last fall, 3-month subscription: $59. The typography, once you activate it, is fantastic. You can see samples on the site, although the sample page does NOT come with the installation, so if you want to figure out the typography, you'll have to either import it from the site, or keep referring to the JoomlArt site. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, May 26, 2010 )
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Joomla Upgrade Deux, Using JA Purity |
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Here's how another Joomla upgrade went. Scenario: Joomla 1.x installation, using default template, Community Builder, and a variety of other tools. Somehow this install had fallen off the upgrade path last year and was hacked into several times. At that point we were hired. The hack was an SEO blackhat exploit, and installing SEF404 corrected the problem. However, somebody, or somebot in this case kept automatically writing ads to index.php. Time to upgrade. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, May 20, 2010 )
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Reporting on the JA Olyra template, Part 2 |
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Got an emailed response after 3 days. The icon menu shows up when you use the quickstart installation. Rummaged about in the quickstart installation and no obvious answers. Went instead to the JoomlArt template demo page for JA Olyra, viewed source, and looked at what was supposed to be loading where. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, May 26, 2010 )
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Welcome to Three Waves Live! Wrenching around on WordPress and iWeb |
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We just completed three projects: two iWeb projects, and one WordPress project. They all went marvelously well, except for, of course the occasional hitches. So here we are today to talk about the hitches 'n fixes. WordPress project: this framework is like Jello -- goes down easy, but missing substance. Talk about your global settings... NOT. On the other hand, let's say it's totally plastic, can be formatted into any shape you want. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, May 20, 2010 )
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