Thank you for your video, It took five minutes this morning to do what took a whole day of trying yesterday, you have a great teaching voice. Many Thanks
@dreamingcode Thanks so much for the feedback! I have more free tips on my new website. If you click my profile name you'll see the link for the new site. Have a wonderful day!
good beginner video for most of my clients. you are a good teacher and i just wish you did not plug your company cause i could use your video,,,hehehe. good job
Since each template can be configured in unlimited ways, how is this a restriction?
-NO- You are not totally dependent, go into your Edit CSS tab in the template under template manager. You'll see all the CSS sheets and from there can make whatever you want.
My problem is that I'd like to start from scratch and BUILD stuff up the way I want, like I do now with xhtml+css. WITHOUT tables (except when data are displayed)
My "problem" is that I don't want to change templates made by others and wrestle with their codes to "have it my way". That's far from fun! But who knows...
Hard Road... haha, you could be right of course. But as said, no fun in using templates by others. Even being a hobbyist, I prefer making my own layout (which is not that hard at all by using xhtml+css). So that's the frustrating part, not being able to get my ideas streamlined as easy in Joomla.
Thanks for your Joomla tutorials though. GOOD and helpful. I'm going to watch your other tus as well. As a hobbyist I'm always eager to learn a little more.
Thank you for your video, It took five minutes this morning to do what took a whole day of trying yesterday, you have a great teaching voice. Many Thanks
Nim62rod 5 months ago
@Nim62rod Thanks so much for the feedback. I'm so glad it was helpful!
jgentlesjones 4 months ago
thanks for the video sista. I tried to visit your site but i dont think its up or exists.
wanted to see what produts ur offering...o well :(
dreamingcode 6 months ago
@dreamingcode Thanks so much for the feedback! I have more free tips on my new website. If you click my profile name you'll see the link for the new site. Have a wonderful day!
jgentlesjones 4 months ago
Very good!
cdt41 1 year ago
good beginner video for most of my clients. you are a good teacher and i just wish you did not plug your company cause i could use your video,,,hehehe. good job
dynamitewebsites 2 years ago
Very nice thank you
jeanclaude36 2 years ago
please help me i just wanna learn how to use joomla using my own comp using a dummy html page. so how can i open it?
coolmanhalo 3 years ago
the main setback of joomla is that it is built on lego-blocks, that are table based...??
It's easy to use templates and change it quicker than you change a shirt, but to me using templates is a restriction and not UNIQUE.
Of course it's quite easy to make polls, contactforms and more... but for the design part, you are totally dependent on the template.
shanna1950 3 years ago
Since each template can be configured in unlimited ways, how is this a restriction?
-NO- You are not totally dependent, go into your Edit CSS tab in the template under template manager. You'll see all the CSS sheets and from there can make whatever you want.
QuicSite 3 years ago
My problem is that I'd like to start from scratch and BUILD stuff up the way I want, like I do now with xhtml+css. WITHOUT tables (except when data are displayed)
My "problem" is that I don't want to change templates made by others and wrestle with their codes to "have it my way". That's far from fun! But who knows...
shanna1950 3 years ago
You should make your own Joomla templates then. If they are good enough you can sell them for a pretty penny, over and over again.
You can ALWAYS take the hard road - which some people like to do :D
QuicSite 3 years ago
Hard Road... haha, you could be right of course. But as said, no fun in using templates by others. Even being a hobbyist, I prefer making my own layout (which is not that hard at all by using xhtml+css). So that's the frustrating part, not being able to get my ideas streamlined as easy in Joomla.
Thanks for your Joomla tutorials though. GOOD and helpful. I'm going to watch your other tus as well. As a hobbyist I'm always eager to learn a little more.
shanna1950 3 years ago
Very good tutorial. Thank you!
janeroy 3 years ago
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QuicSite 3 years ago
Thumbs up! Very clearly spoken and intelligibly explained. When are you going to teach a manual installation?
tioung111 3 years ago
Excellent presentation with good practical insights.
toervin007 3 years ago