10 Minute Joomla Tips is a new Screencast brought to you by ContiCreative.com.
10MJT is a screencast about Joomla and relevant web technologies with tips and tricks about the Joomla CMS, HTML, CSS, and the business of web site management.
10 Minute Joomla! Tips is available on a variety of platform. It is shot in 1280X720, which makes it HD sized but naturally it's not HD. However, the 1280x720 size allows us to produce a larger video than the standard 640x480 size and display more of the screen at a larges size. Itunes should carry an Ipod specific version mastered for Ipod viewing (more zooms and close-ups). Use any of the Chicklets below to subscribe using your favorite podcatcher or view the video channels of your choice.
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Friday, 19 February 2010 22:19
In this issue of 10 Minute Joomla! Tips I am going to use a great little component appropriately called "Content Export" to export Joomla Sections, Categories and Articles from one site to another. While the component is fairly easy to use, a few things need to be kept in mind to perform a successful export/import. In the video I'll try to cover how use the component for flawless content transfer. I have also included a couple of checklists in this article (below the video) that may help you avoid confusion if you use the component.
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009 11:56
In this issue of 10 Minute Joomla! Tips we are going to take a look at Joomla's Sections and Categories structure.
No other topic has confused so many people so needlessly in the Joomla world. Sections and Categories are simply a categorization system where Sections could more easily be thought about as Categories and the categories themselves as "sub-categories".
I am sure, many are now just as confused as before. So why not view this Screencast and take a look not only at what Sections and Categories are, but also at the new K2 component, which turns the concept on its head (and forecasts the way the upcoming new version of Joomla will work), as well as how to create the proper menu links to display sections and categories in Joomla.
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Tuesday, 13 October 2009 13:01
Have you ever forgotten your Joomla Admin Password?
In this Video, Marco of ContiCreative.com will show you a few simple methods for retrieving your password in Joomla!
The first method is the simplest: Just click on the "Forgot Password?" Link in your login module.
But what if your login module is not published? Then use this link: http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?option=com_user&view=reset to bring up the password reset page.
(For the username the link is http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?option=com_user&view=remind
Did you use the wrong email when you created the site? Bummer!
The trick above won't work. It's time to go to PhpMyAdmin and perform some magic on the MD5 hash Joomla stores the password in.
In the Screencast, Marco will show you how to copy an MD5 hash from one website database to another or you can even generate your own MD5 and paste it in the proper field by Googling "MD5 Generator" or going to http://www.adamek.biz/md5-generator.php
Either way, you won't need to dispare if you forgot your password. One way or another you'll be able to get back in.
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Sunday, 04 October 2009 21:42
How easy is Joomla to use ? Compare with sending an email. In this Episode of 10 Minute Joomla! tips, Marco, compares the process of writing and sending an email using Yahoo Mail to creating and publishing an article in Joomla. Amazingly, if you can send an email , you can publish articles in Joomla.
The work flow is almost identical. If you are a web developer, a Joomla developer or someone considering using Joomla for your website, you'll find this side-by-side comparison very compelling. If you are still on the fence on whether to use Joomla or not, this episode of 10MJT can help you make up your mind.
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Tuesday, 15 September 2009 13:54
In this edition of 10 Minute Joomla! Tips we discuss writing web content using Microsoft Word and how to make sure that the resulting HTML code will not corrupt the output of our Joomla Web site (or any web site for that matter).
Marco of conticreative.com will show some of the main procedures to handle MS Word text, one using the JCE editor "HTML" cleaner button, one with an intermediate step using Notepad or Text Edit to strip the text of its MS Word formatting and finally using a third party online service called "Textism" available at http://textism.com/wordcleaner/ .
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