Question 1: What is Joomla?
Joomla is a CMS (Content Management System), used for publishing content over the internet. User management, Content Management (like Artilces), Images mangement, Global configuration etc all inbuilt. Install and use the software.Question 2: What are Joomla modules?
Modules are small content items that can be displayed anywhere that your template allows it to be displayed by assigning them to positions and pages through the module manager in the administrative interface.Modules are installed in the Admin Section. Joomla! modules may include: Main Menu, Top menu, Template Chooser, Polls, Newsflash, Hit Counter, etc.
Question 3: What are Joomla components?
Components are usually displayed in the center of the main content area of a template.Components are core elements of Joomla!’s functionality. These core elements include Content, Banners, Contact, News Feeds, Polls and Web Links.
Question 4: What are plugins?
The new name for mambots. In addition, some 3rd party components, modules and mambots themselves have plugins. is a small, task-oriented function that intercepts content before it is displayed and manipulates it in some way.Question 5: What is the file, where database setting are stored in Joomla cms?
configuration.php in the root directory.Question 6: How to show module positions in Joomla?
Ans: Use "?tp=1" to the URL and press RETURN. For example, http://example.com/index.php?tp=1Question 7: how to get current user id in Joomla?
Ans: $user =& JFactory::getUser();$userId = $user->id;
Question 8: How many files are required to built module in joomla?
1.mod_module_name.php2.mod_module_name.xml
Question 9: What are section, categories and content items?
Answer: Contents are the html pages that is managed by admin, It may have rich text, images, css, javascript, links to internal or external pages.Contents are categorized in categories. Means 1 category have zero or more contents pages.
Categories are categorized in section. Means 1 section have zero or more categories.
Question 10: How do I remove the page title from the front page of my site?
To remove the title from being displayed on the front page of your site, you need to change a parameter setting in the front page component.- First log into the administrative back end.
- On the top menu click "Menu"->"mainmenu"
- Click "Home".
- On the right side of the screen in the parameters section, locate the "Page Title" parameter that is next to the radio buttons "Show" and "Hide".
- Click the "Hide" radio button.
- Click the "Save" button to make your change permanent.
Question 11: How do I change the favicon?
you can change the favicon in the Joomla! global configuration Site tab (on the bottom)Can content items be assigned to multiple categories or sections?
No, content items cannot be assigned to multiple categories or sections.
Question 12: How do you install an extension?
From the backend of your joomla site (adminsitration) select Installers and then the type of extension (module, component, mambot/plugin, site template, administrative template, language-Browse for the package file
-Click the install icon
-Follow any instructions
Sometimes you cannot use the automated installer. For example, very large extensions may exceed the maximum upload size allowed by your host.
In this case, unzip all of the files locally. Then transfer the files to a folder in the the install directory(for example administrator/components/com_installer/components) for the type of extension you are installing (using FTP). Then use the installer, but select "install from directory" indicating the correct folder name.
What do the locks mean? How do I get rid of them?
At any given time you may see a padlock next to a specific item in Joomla!'s administrative backend. These padlocks may be displayed next to any of the following (Content Items, Menu Items, Modules, etc).The Joomla! system places these padlocks next an item to indicate that a user is currently editing (checked out) the item. The lock is removed by the sytem when the user clicks on the "Save" button for that item.
If the user never clicks save and instead hits the "Back" button or naviagtes to another page, then the item stays locked. If another user needs to work with the item he or she must have the item checked back in before the can work.
There are two ways of checking items back in. One way is to contact the person that has the module checked out to see if they are done with the item.
The other option utilizes the administrative back end;
Click on "System => Global check in"
This option should be used very carefully, especially in multi-user environments. This single action checks in all previously checked out items, whether they were checked out by you or not. Possible undesirable side effects may be that multiple editors end up working on the same document.
In this case who ever clicks the save button last has their version saved as the final copy.
How do I make a menu link that is not clickable?
Answer:-
To make a menu link that does not connect to anything (is not clickable) use the link type Separator/Placeholder.
Can content items be assigned to multiple categories or sections?
Answer:-No, content items cannot be assigned to multiple categories or sections.
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