Intro to Joomla!

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Rob McBryde presents an introduction to Joomla! at the Sept. 29th Refresh Central Arkansas meeting at the Flying Saucer in Little Rock, AR. www.joomla.org www.refreshcentralarkansas.org www.ivmwebsolutions.com

What is Joomla? “ Joomla is an award-winning content management system (CMS), which enables you to build Web sites and powerful online applications. Many aspects, including its ease-of-use and extensibility, have made Joomla the most popular Web site software available. Best of all, Joomla is an open source solution that is freely available to everyone.” ~ Joomla.org

First version (Joomla! 1.0) launched Sept. 2005 after core team split off from the Mambo CMS project. Current version = 1.5.14 Runs on PHP 5.2 +, MySQL 4.1.x +, Apache 2.x + Web based login and administration “ Easy” to use once you understand a few key concepts (i.e. menu and content structures, extensions, and modules) More specifically…

Website content is organized in 3 levels Sections (think Filing Cabinets) Categories (think Drawers in Filing Cabinet) Articles (think Files in Drawers of Filing Cabinet) Key Concepts

Articles (pages) must be created BEFORE the corresponding Menu items. When you create the Menu item, you have to select the Article (or Section or Category) to link it to. You can create Menu items that link to whole Sections (filing cabinet), whole Categories (drawers of the filing cabinet), or individual Articles (files in the drawers of filing cabinet)

Key Concept: Understanding 3 types of extensions Components - applications that operate within the backend control panel (ex. Article manager, Modules – add functions to front end of website (ex. Twitter status feed, menus, login, facebook widgets, etc.) Plugins – add functions within Articles (ex. Disqus comments, OnePixelOut Audio Player, Simple Image Gallery, etc.)

Easy enough for non-technical people – Those with little or no web experience can quickly be taught how to manage their sites. Content Organization – The Section-Category-Article structure forces you to consider your site map before you start building your site. Extensibility – With over 3,000 extensions and counting, there is little you can’t do with a Joomla!-powered website. Community – Huge online community of people ready and willing to help you advance your Joomla! skills. Strengths

Blogging requires some tweaking – Joomla! doesn’t have blogging functionality built into the core. You have to add extensions for comments, tagging, etc. User Access Control – You can assign various levels of control, but you can’t specify sections of control. With so much control over organizing content, it would be nice to assign users to specific areas of the website. Weaknesses

Templates – I’m not a designer and I’ve found several great template clubs to fill this void Extensions – There are over 3,000 extensions in the Joomla! Extension Directory. If I need to add functionality to a website, I can find a solution there. No longer anchored to one computer – After building sites for 3 years with Dreamweaver on one computer, it is refreshing to have access wherever there is an internet connection. Why I Like It…

www.joomla.org (official Joomla! website) www.joomtorial.com (Joomla! video tutorial) www.joomlaworks.gr (Joomla! extensions) www.joomlablogger.net (helpful blog) Great Template Clubs www.rockettheme.com www.shape5.com www.yootheme.com www.templateplazza.com www.joomlabamboo.com Resources

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1. What is Joomla? “ Joomla is an award-winning content management system (CMS), which enables you to build Web sites and powerful online applications. Many aspects, including its ease-of-use and extensibility, have made Joomla the most popular Web site software available. Best of all, Joomla is an open source solution that is freely available to everyone.” ~ Joomla.org

2. First version (Joomla! 1.0) launched Sept. 2005 after core team split off from the Mambo CMS project. Current version = 1.5.14 Runs on PHP 5.2 +, MySQL 4.1.x +, Apache 2.x + Web based login and administration “ Easy” to use once you understand a few key concepts (i.e. menu and content structures, extensions, and modules) More specifically…

3. Web based login

4. Control Panel

5. Article Manager

6. Global Parameters for Articles

7. Content (Article) Editor

8. HTML Content Editor

9. Website content is organized in 3 levels Sections (think Filing Cabinets) Categories (think Drawers in Filing Cabinet) Articles (think Files in Drawers of Filing Cabinet) Key Concepts

10. Articles (pages) must be created BEFORE the corresponding Menu items. When you create the Menu item, you have to select the Article (or Section or Category) to link it to. You can create Menu items that link to whole Sections (filing cabinet), whole Categories (drawers of the filing cabinet), or individual Articles (files in the drawers of filing cabinet)

11. Menu Manager

12. Create Menu Item

13. Media Manager

14. Template Manager

15. Template Editor

16. Extension Manager

17. Key Concept: Understanding 3 types of extensions Components - applications that operate within the backend control panel (ex. Article manager, Modules – add functions to front end of website (ex. Twitter status feed, menus, login, facebook widgets, etc.) Plugins – add functions within Articles (ex. Disqus comments, OnePixelOut Audio Player, Simple Image Gallery, etc.)

18. Module Manager

19. Module Edit

20. Module Positions

21. Module Positions

22. Global Configuration

23. User Manager

24. Easy enough for non-technical people – Those with little or no web experience can quickly be taught how to manage their sites. Content Organization – The Section-Category-Article structure forces you to consider your site map before you start building your site. Extensibility – With over 3,000 extensions and counting, there is little you can’t do with a Joomla!-powered website. Community – Huge online community of people ready and willing to help you advance your Joomla! skills. Strengths

25. Blogging requires some tweaking – Joomla! doesn’t have blogging functionality built into the core. You have to add extensions for comments, tagging, etc. User Access Control – You can assign various levels of control, but you can’t specify sections of control. With so much control over organizing content, it would be nice to assign users to specific areas of the website. Weaknesses

26. Templates – I’m not a designer and I’ve found several great template clubs to fill this void Extensions – There are over 3,000 extensions in the Joomla! Extension Directory. If I need to add functionality to a website, I can find a solution there. No longer anchored to one computer – After building sites for 3 years with Dreamweaver on one computer, it is refreshing to have access wherever there is an internet connection. Why I Like It…

27. www.joomla.org (official Joomla! website) www.joomtorial.com (Joomla! video tutorial) www.joomlaworks.gr (Joomla! extensions) www.joomlablogger.net (helpful blog) Great Template Clubs www.rockettheme.com www.shape5.com www.yootheme.com www.templateplazza.com www.joomlabamboo.com Resources

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