It originated from Mambo. Members of the team who first created Mambo left Mambo to create Joomla, and that's why Joomla is very similar to Mambo.

to do it on a computer or laptop

Yes, there are thousands of applications already built and available free for Joomla, or you can build your own

Download latest joomla package from joomla.org and unzip it on ur website htdocs folder. Now open ur site, installer will launch. and follow the steps.

No. Joomla Templates are for Joomla only. However, you can mimic the design for your static page. Some server side scripting are embedded or added on the Joomla's source. If you want to use it for your static page, you have to remove these scripts and save the source as html. But if your template is in html, then you won't be having any problems.

The best way is to download the updated code and check the README file for any special upgrade instructions.

In general, most modules can be upgraded by uninstalling the old version of the module using the Joomla Installer. Then, install the updated version of the code.

Other modules are very simple and can be updated by unzipping the new code and uploading it on top of the old module in the JOOMLA-ROOT/modules folder.

Check with each individual module to see which method is the safer and/or recommended path for upgrade.

Joomla! is an award-winning Content Management System (CMS) that will help you build websites and other powerful online applications. Best of all, Joomla! is an open source solution that is freely available to everybody. Lots of Joomla plugins are available that can enrich a website with lot of features.

Joomla is open source software (meaning it's free to everyone) that is a content management system (CMS). It not only keeps track of every piece of content but also allows even non-programmers to build web sites and web applications that are simple or very complex.

Joomla is an technology or content management system (CMS), which provedes you a platform to build Web sites and online applications. most of the IT companies prefers joomla for example Hvantage Teachnology is a IT Company that is also work on Joomla for Web site designing and other application.

It seems that it's still in beta mode, but you can have a look at the following link to see if it helps you.

http://www.jdam.us/blog/Magento-Joomla-Integration.jsp

One can find Joomla tutorials on websites such as Joomla Tutorials, SiteGround, and the official Joomla website. One can also watch video tutorials online at YouTube.

Well "asp.net" and "joomla" are very similar in that they are both web applications designed to easily deliver dynamic web content and applications. === === ".net" (dot-net) is the framework that delivers web content for web pages with .asp or .aspx extensions. This free technology provided by the Microsoft Corporation. Asp.net also comes with the free Visual Web Developer. Joomla is an open-source content management system (CMS) with several of extensions and web templates available for download, most often free of charge. Joomla is also generated dynamically, however, "php" framework is utilized. Joomla is easiest (in my opinion) for beginners. Simple templates are preloaded and many times there are available extensions (code already written) for purchase or sometimes free. There are forums available for both content types for support. MOST of the time, if you need help, you should browse the "Knowlege Base (KB)" sections of the corresponding websites before posting a question on the forum- your question may be ignored. One reason that I recommend Joomla to beginners is the ease of access and relatively low amount of programming knowledge is needed. It is a good idea to understand basic HTML scripts and tags (h1, h2, p, em, cite, div, span, ol, ul, etc.), in most cases. Try drupal, they have been growing strong over the years. Any CMS technology used can be customized (not very easily for beginners) using photoshop "psd" templates or fireworks "png" templates, along with custom Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) that structures your pages (Try the Visual Web Developer to design your CSS. This is a FREE W.hat Y.ou S.ee I.s W.hat Y.ou G.et [WYSIWYG] Editor similar to Adobe Dreamweaver). In most cases, Joomla and Drupal are considered "standard", as appose to ASP or ".net" which some claim is easier to customize and not have the "standard" template designs. (By standard I mean menu at the top bar, content in between with footer content at bottom). Joomla and Drupal Are Two CMS systems I highly Recommend For Beginners Or Small Businesses Who Have A Small Budget and Want To Have An Online Presence That Goes Beyond The Typical "5-pages" Websites. ---- To deliver content dynamically: Drupal and Joomla (CMS). To design CSS: Visual Web Developer To Share: Heroturko.com To Learn More visit their website: Joomla | Drupal |ASP.net

Login at your admin cpenal . click on fantastico icon >> Select Joomla >> New Installation >> Select Root. and click on install

In Joomla 1.0.x, let's say you want to create a link to an installed component in the main menu:

- Log into the admin area

- Click on Menu -> mainmenu

- Click the New button on the far right

- On the New Menu Item screen, click on Component.

- On the Add Menu Item :: Component screen, give the menu item a name, select the component to link to

- Click Save and you are done

In Joomla 1.5.x, you do the following for a new link to a component on the main menu:

- Log into the admin area

- Click on Menu -> mainmenu

- Click the New button on the far right

- The installed components should be listed automatically under Internal Links, click on the component you wish to link to

- Give the new menu item a title, alias (optional), and set any parameters you may need

- Click Save and you are done

In Joomla! administration... Extensions > Module Manager. Disable the Main Menu module.

The latest version of Joomla! is 3.4 and includes the latest and greatest features from the developers supporting Joomla!. If your thinking to hire joomla developer visit my profile

The super administrator account for joomla is called The Administrator. When logging in using the default account password, you should gain access to your Joomla account. If not then contact customer service to reset your account.

When you get this message on your computer, it means that whatever program you just tried to run, your operating system (Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, etc.) is not compatible with it, so is not able to make the program run.

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