Giving the Front Page a different style from other pages |
There are several ways to differentiate your Front Page from other pages in your website.
In the Administrator site, you specify which template is "Default"
for your site. However, you can assign a template other than the
default to any menu item you like, including the Front Page. Go to
Extensions -> Template Manager. Determine which template is
currently your default by looking for the star icon beside it. Now
click the name of one of the OTHER templates. In the Menu Assignment
box, change the radio button from "Never" to "Select from List". You
can now chose one or more pages from the tree view that you would like
to apply this template to (for example, your mainmenu's Home item).
Anything not selected here will still use your default template.
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Joomla 1.5.10 Security Release |
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The Joomla Project announces the immediate availability of Joomla 1.5.10 [Wohmamni]. This is a security release and users are strongly encouraged to upgrade immediately.
This release contains 66 bug fixes, one low-level security fix, and one moderate-level security fix. It has been 11 weeks since Joomla 1.5.9 was released on January 10, 2009. The Development Working Group's goal is to continue to provide regular, frequent updates to the Joomla community.
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Coordinator Blog
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Written by Wilco Jansen
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Bug Fixes vs Feature Patches What's the difference between a bug fix and a feature patch?
Bug-fix patches have been accepted for more than a year now via the
Joomla Bug Squad and serve to fix issues with existing features and
systems. These patches can be attached to the Joomla 1.5 bug tracker when you submit a problem.
Feature patches, on the other hand, are for adding or changing
functionality to any Joomla version (note submissions for 1.0 will not
be accepted due to the approaching end-of-life for that version).
Feature patches could be as significant as whole extensions (like a
Comments component), or they could be as small as adding a new argument
to a method in a Joomla Framework class. | |
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