Joomla Banners Tutorial
How to Add Banners to Joomla Sites
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Install Joomla Templates
Learn How to Change your Joomla Template
In our Joomla templates tutorial we
will teach you how to install a new Joomla template and set it as default for
your website.
Follow
These Steps in Order to Install a New Joomla Template:
Step 1 Find and Download your New Template
The first thing you need to do is to download the new Joomla template you're willing to use for your site on your hard drive. We'd recommend you to check out our Joomla templates gallery of free, professional designs that you can use for your site.Step 2 Upload the Template via the Extension Manager
Once you have your Joomla template downloaded on your computer, login to the administrative area of your Joomla website and upload the template through the Extension Manager (Extensions -> Extension Manager). The process is the same for templates, modules, plugins and components.Step 3 Change your default Joomla template to the new one
Once the template is installed in your Joomla application, you need to make it default for your website so your pages get the new design. First, you need to go to Extensions -> Template Manager.
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Joomla Extensions Tutorial Content:
Access the Joomla Extension Manager
Option 1: Upload Package File
Option 2: Install from Directory
Option 3: Install from URL
Access the Joomla Extension Manager
The first thing you need to do is to login to the administrative area of your Joomla website. Once you do that, access the Joomla Extension Manager by going to Extensions -> Extension Manager.Option 1 Upload Package File
This is one of the most convenient options available. All you need to do is hit the Browse button, browse to the location of your extension's archive on your local computer, and press the Upload & Install button.
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How to Upgrade Joomla
Learn How to Keep Joomla Up-to-date
Table of contents:
Joomla versions explained
Joomla currently has two major versions that are officially supported: Joomla 2.5 and Joomla 3.x. The project developers work on both versions and provide security and bug fixes for both of them. If you are using any of these versions you should watch for minor release (like Joomla 2.5.x or Joomla 3.x). Upgrading to a new version in the same branch is easily done through the Joomla administrator with a single click.There are also older Joomla major versions like Joomla 1.0 or Joomla 1.5 that are no longer supported. All users are strongly encouraged to move any existing Joomla 1 installs to Joomla 2.5 as soon as possible. Also, once the Joomla 3 branch reaches its 3.5 release it will become the recommended version for all existing Joomla websites and Joomla 2.5 users will be encouraged to move to the new branch too. However, moving from one Joomla major version to another is not a one click experience and may require more efforts especially for more complex websites.
To upgrade your Joomla manually, you need to access your administrative area at http://yourdomain.com/administrator. Once you do that, Joomla will automatically check for new versions at its official repository. If there is a new version available, you will see a notification in your quick links. Click on the Update now! link to proceed.
Important!We
strongly recommend that you create a backup of your website before you initiate
the upgrade process.
Migrating from one major Joomla version to another
Get professional Joomla Migration to a higher version!
Our support team is experienced in supporting Joomla and can provide you with professional migration service from your current Joomla website to a newer version. You can easily order this service through your HelpDesk.Migrating to a new major version can be tricky mostly because usually the template and extensions currently used by you may not be compatible with the new Joomla version. This means that once you complete the migration process you will have all your content transferred to the new version, but may need to change or update all templates and extensions before your website actually start working.
You can migrate a Joomla website only to the immediate next major version, meaning that if you currently have Joomla 1.5 and want to start using Joomla 3, you need to migrate first to joomla 2.5 and then to 3.
Important!Never
start a migration without making a backup of your current Joomla! This may
spare you days of website downtime in case any important extension you use
turns out to be incompatible with your new Joomla version.
In this tutorial we will describe how to move from Joomla 2.5 to Joomla 3.
To begin with the migration, first you need to login to your administrative
area. Then, navigate to http://yoursite.com/administrator/index.php?option=com_joomlaupdate.
This will take you directly to the Joomla Update page. Since there is still no
long-term release of the Joomla 3.x branch, you will have to switch to
short-term release settings for the update server. To do this, click on the Options
button.
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How to Auto-Update Joomla
Learn How to Enable Auto-Updating for Joomla on SiteGround servers
In this tutorial we will show you
how to use the Joomla! Auto-Update tool developed by us in order to keep your
website always safe and up-to-date.
This
tutorial will teach you how to perform the following actions:
What will happen when Auto-Update is enabled?
How to use the tool for immediate Joomla update?
Accessing Joomla! Auto-Update
First, you need to access your cPanel. To do that, login to your User Area and go to the My Accounts tab. On this page, you will find a list of all of your hosting accounts with SiteGround. Select the one you want to install Joomla to and click on the Go to cPanel button next to it.How to have your Joomla listed in the tool
All Joomla installations you make through SiteGround install tools will be listed in the Auto-Update tool by default. The tools will show their current versions and information if newer version is available.What will happen when Auto Update is enabled?
When your Joomla Auto Update is enabled you will be notified by email when there is a new Joomla version and your website will be automatically updated 24 hour later. Thus you do not need to keep track of new versions neither perform any manual updates. However, you can still be in control of the process as we send you an early notification and you can decide to skip any update you do not want to be performed.
Important!
Your Joomla website will be updated to the latest version of its branch. This
means that if you have a Joomla 2.5.6 site, it will be restored to Joomla 2.5.8
(which is the latest version by the time we are writing this tutorial) and if
you have a Joomla 3.0.1 site, it will be updated to 3.0.2 if that's the latest
version. This tool will not migrate your Joomla site from one main branch to
another, for example it will not update your site from Joomla 1.0 to Joomla 1.5
or from Joomla 1.5 to Joomla 3.0.
How to use the tool for immediate Joomla update?
In addition to scheduled auto updates, the tool can also be used for immediate one-click updates of your Joomla. This option is available for all Joomla installations, including the ones for which the automatic function is disabled.How to disable the Auto-Update?
You can cancel any scheduled update using the Actions dropdown. Thus the particular Joomla version will not be applied to your Joomla. However, this action does not disable the autoupdater in general and once the next version is released it will be applied normally.How to revert an update, that have already taken place?
Note, that if any issues with your website occur due to the automatic update feature, you can always restore your site to its state before the update. Joomla Auto-Update stores a backup of your website each time, it performs an automatic update. If something goes wrong, simply select your site and select the Restore latest backup action.
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