We are a travel website and I’m currently trying out Purity III.
Joomla is located in a subdirectory (en) of our root homepage: http://www.[domain]/en/. We do this so that our homepage, which is a static non-Joomla webpage, will display no matter what happens to our Joomla pages such as a 500 error. Accordingly, people can still book their travel reservations from our homepage (they go to a non-Joomla server) if our Joomla system has technical problems.
1) I’m wonder if there is a way for us to use the Purity III templating system to create and/or export a static but responsive html page to use as our homepage (of course, without including any Joomla features such as modules)?
2) Otherwise, I was looking at JA Builder. It would seem that we might be able to create a separate Joomla homepage installed in our root that wouldn’t be susceptible to 500 errors that might be caused by all of the myriad of components and modules operating in the /en/ directory of our site. Would that be a better option?
Appreciate your recommendations.
Thanks. — Rik
Pankaj Sharma
Moderator
Hi
If you want to use Purity III template you need to use Joomla like its now.
Becuase all the feature of template run on the Joomla and T3. If you want to copy the style in html page you can do this via inspect element/firebug.
I am afraid you can not move the whole template on a html page.
Regards
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