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This is my first blog entry for 2010 hope that the information that I have posted on the blog is helpful.
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Happy New Year 2010
I hope that you had a good holiday and ready to start the New Year with fresh new ideas and spirit.
This is my first blog entry for 2010 hope that the information that I have posted on the blog is helpful.
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This is my first blog entry for 2010 hope that the information that I have posted on the blog is helpful.
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Redesign of our Website
We have just redesigned our website. I hope that it is appealing to visitors. If you would like to have a revamp of your website for the new year please contact us for special New Year Deals!
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Remove Author name, created and modified date
I dont like the default settings of the Joomla articles. They show the author name, created and modified date.
To disable them go to:
Articles Parameters function. Go to Content > Article Manager, and click on Parameters icon (top right near Help Icon), from here you can find a number of settings, including Created, Modified, etc. Please note that if you use Use Global, this will only apply for new content which is added (not for your current articles). Current articles would have to be updated individually.
To disable them go to:
Articles Parameters function. Go to Content > Article Manager, and click on Parameters icon (top right near Help Icon), from here you can find a number of settings, including Created, Modified, etc. Please note that if you use Use Global, this will only apply for new content which is added (not for your current articles). Current articles would have to be updated individually.
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How to put Custom HTML into a Joomla website
To put custom HTML code into a joomla module postion you need to to use mod_custom module. This probabaly my most favourite module.
See the affilate banner graphic for HostGator.com on the right of http://joomla-pro.com/joomla-pro-blog.html - we inserted custom HTML codes into the mod_custom module using right position.
This is a very flexible module that you can use for insert all types of HTML codes.
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SEO Tricks for Joomla
There are some simple tricks in Joomla to help your website rank on search engines:
1. SEF Urls
Go to: Site -> Contral Panel -> SEO Settings
Enable the followng:
Search Engine Friendly URLs
Use Apache mod_rewrite is for Unix OS Webservers rename a file name htaccess.txt to .htaccess before activating this
Add suffix to URLs2. Keywords
Enter website keywords Go to: Site -> Contral Panel ->
Metadata Settings
Global Site Meta Description
Global Site Meta Keywords
Enter article keywords at the right side of the article called Meta Information, you can set the Description
and Keywords of the article here.
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