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[tanercandan Friend tanercandanJoin date: September 2012Posts: 12Downloads:0Uploads:1]

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Hi everyone!!!

i am a little new in joomla!
i want to ask about modules. there are many modules but i dont know how to use them. i have a single page and i want to put a login form module to my page. how can i do that?

and another question if someone can help about it i would be very happy. in the demo of Mendozite there is a contact page. I want to write my own adress to there. but i couldnt find where it is? any ideas???

thanks for help

[swissa Friend swissaJoin date: November 2011Posts: 1955Downloads:7Uploads:277 Thanks: 175 Thanked: 717 times in 572 posts]

#468588

Hi

We all start somewhere with Joomla so as someone with less than a year’s experience (still fresh in my brain) can I post some pointers…..

Most Important Advice I can give you – install akeeba backup. Learn how to use it and test out doing restores. I know we all want to get to the fun part of building a site but this will save your life more than once I bet.

on to Joomla. Do some reading on Joomla. It will pay dividends. some links for you:-

http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-are-modules
http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-are-components
http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-are-extensions
http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-does-the-template-do
http://docs.joomla.org/Start_here

All JA templates come with a tutorial – mendozite is here – that contain all the settings to get it to look like the demo.
All JA templates have a module position layout for you to see – mendozite’s is here – so that you can pick which position to set your module.

Finally, all templates from JA come with as a quickstart package that contains all the content and modules placed just like the demo. Far and away the best way to start – just edit the data and you are good to go!!

Hope that helps a bit for you.

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[tanercandan Friend tanercandanJoin date: September 2012Posts: 12Downloads:0Uploads:1]

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<em>@swissa 340346 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi

We all start somewhere with Joomla so as someone with less than a year’s experience (still fresh in my brain) can I post some pointers…..

Most Important Advice I can give you – install akeeba backup. Learn how to use it and test out doing restores. I know we all want to get to the fun part of building a site but this will save your life more than once I bet.

on to Joomla. Do some reading on Joomla. It will pay dividends. some links for you:-

http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-are-modules
http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-are-components
http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-are-extensions
http://www.freejoomlatutorials.com/how-joomla-works/what-does-the-template-do
http://docs.joomla.org/Start_here

All JA templates come with a tutorial – mendozite is here – that contain all the settings to get it to look like the demo.
All JA templates have a module position layout for you to see – mendozite’s is here – so that you can pick which position to set your module.

Finally, all templates from JA come with as a quickstart package that contains all the content and modules placed just like the demo. Far and away the best way to start – just edit the data and you are good to go!!

Hope that helps a bit for you.</blockquote>

Hey !

Thanks for your informations and for your links i will check them all.

Great help for me

thank you…..

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