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Article email and print icon settings

2009-06-01T20:51:49Z

Lmacd:

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==See also==
* [[Removing email, print or PDF icons from an Article]]

This is how you can remove the email, print or PDF icons from all Articles:

Login to your Administrator: www.yourdomain.com\administrator

Using the top menu, navigate to: Content -> Article Manager or click on the Article Manager icon on the Control Panel screen.

On the top right of the Article Manager screen, you will see a icon labeled Parameters, click on this.
A lightbox style window will open showing all the Global Configuration for Articles.

Scroll down the list and you will see options for: Icons, PDF Icon, Print Icon, Email Icon and Hits.
Simply select either Hide or Show for the appropriate setting.

Remember to scroll back up to the top of the screen and click SAVE!!!

The selected configuration settings will now become the default for any Articles that has any options in its Parameters (Advanced) set to Global.

The Global Configuration can be over ridden per Article by modifying the appropriate setting in the Parameters (Advanced) section of the required Article. Remember to click on Apply or Save after making any changes you wish to keep.

If you are trying to remove the icons from pages that show up for menu items, you need to go to the Menu Manager, select a menu, and change the parameters there for pages that are called by the menu items.

'''Note:''' Doesn't seem to work with 1.5.4

Article email and print icon settings

2009-06-01T20:50:41Z

Lmacd:

{{cookiejar}}
==See also==
* [[Removing email, print or PDF icons from an Article]]

This is how you can remove the email, print or PDF icons from all Articles:

Login to your Administrator: www.yourdomain.com\administrator

Using the top menu, navigate to: Content -> Article Manager or click on the Article Manager icon on the Control Panel screen.

On the top right of the Article Manager screen, you will see a icon labelled Parameters, click on this.
A lightbox style window will open showing all the Global Configuration for Articles.

Scroll down the list and you will see options for: Icons, PDF Icon, Print Icon, Email Icon and Hits.
Simply select either Hide or Show for the appropriate setting.

Remember to scroll back up to the top of the screen and click SAVE!!!

The selected configuration settings will now become the default for any Articles that has any options in its Parameters (Advanced) set to Global.

The Global Configuration can be over ridden per Article by modifying the appropriate setting in the Parameters (Advanced) section of the required Article. Remember to click on Apply or Save after making any changes you wish to keep.

If you are trying to remove the icons from pages that show up for menu items, you need to go to the Menu Manager, select a menu, and change the parameters for that page.

'''Note:''' Doesn't seem to work with 1.5.4

Article email and print icon settings

2009-06-01T18:31:20Z

Lmacd:

{{cookiejar}}
==See also==
* [[Removing email, print or PDF icons from an Article]]

This is how you can remove the email, print or PDF icons from all Articles:

Login to your Administrator: www.yourdomain.com\administrator

Using the top menu, navigate to: Content -> Article Manager or click on the Article Manager icon on the Control Panel screen.

On the top right of the Article Manager screen, you will see a icon labelled Parameters, click on this.
A lightbox style window will open showing all the Global Configuration for Articles.

Scroll down the list and you will see options for: Icons, PDF Icon, Print Icon, Email Icon and Hits.
Simply select either Hide or Show for the appropriate setting.

Remember to scroll back up to the top of the screen and click SAVE!!!

The selected configuration settings will now become the default for any Articles that has any options in its Parameters (Advanced) set to Global.

The Global Configuration can be over ridden per Article by modifying the appropriate setting in the Parameters (Advanced) section of the required Article. Remember to click on Apply or Save after making any changes you wish to keep.

'''Note:''' Doesn't seem to work with 1.5.4

Article email and print icon settings

2009-06-01T18:30:36Z

Lmacd:

{{cookiejar}}
==See also==
* [[Removing email, print or PDF icons from an Article]]

This is how you can remove the email, print or PDF icons from all Articles:

Login to your Administrator: www.yourdomain.com\administrator

Using the top menu, navigate to: Content -> Article Manager or click on the Article Manager icon on the Control Panel screen.

On the top right of the Article Manager screen, you will see a icon labelled Parameters, click on this.
A lightbox style window will open showing all the Global Configuration for Articles.

Scroll down the list and you will see options for: Icons, PDF Icon, Print Icon, Email Icon and Hits.
Simply select either Hide or Show for the appropriate setting.

Remember to scroll back up to the top of the screen and click SAVE!!!

The selected configuration settings will now become the default for any Articles that has any options in its Parameters (Advanced) set to Global.

The Global Configuration can be over ridden per Article by modifying the appropriate setting in the Parameters (Advanced) section of the required Article. Remember to click on Apply or Save after making any changes you wish to keep.

'''Note:''' Doesen't seem to work with 1.5.4

J1.5:Categories and Sections

2009-03-03T01:05:48Z

Lmacd:

[[Categories]] and [[Sections]] can be confusing in Joomla. Here are some tips (some what redundant to make sure you understand) to make your life easier: The organization of a Joomla site goes Section/Category/Article * 

* Every [[article]] MUST be in a category in a section. Every article MUST be assigned a category IN THAT SECTION before you can save the article.
** If you have a category in one section, you may not use it in another; you have to create a similar category in the other section.

* You must create the category before you can put an article in it. You can't do it while you are writing an article. Do it first.

* Planning your site
** Break your content into sections first
** Then create categories you will want to use to sort articles within that section. You may never use the categories, but you must have them!
*** These categories may be named the same as the categories in another section, but it is best to give them a slightly different name, so you recognize which section they belong in later, when you may see a list of them all mixed together.
** Even though you don't want categories, you must create them in each section (There, I've said it three times)

J1.5 talk:Categories and Sections

2009-03-03T01:04:20Z

Lmacd: New page: This is important information that eludes newbies. I have not seen it clearly said anywhere. ~~~~

This is important information that eludes newbies. I have not seen it clearly said anywhere.

[[User:Lmacd|Lmacd]] 01:04, 3 March 2009 (UTC)

J1.5:Categories and Sections

2009-03-03T01:03:18Z

Lmacd: New page: Categories and Sections can be confusing in Joomla. Here are some tips (some what redundant to make sure you understand) to make your life easier: The organization of a Joomla si...

Categories and Sections can be confusing in Joomla. Here are some tips (some what redundant to make sure you understand) to make your life easier: The organization of a Joomla site goes Section/Category/Article * 

* Every article MUST be in a category in a section. Every article MUST be assigned a category IN THAT SECTION before you can save the article.
** If you have a category in one section, you may not use it in another; you have to create a similar category in the other section.

* You must create the category before you can put an article in it. You can't do it while you are writing an article. Do it first.

* Planning your site
** Break your content into sections first
** Then create categories you will want to use to sort articles within that section. You may never use the categories, but you must have them!
*** These categories may be named the same as the categories in another section, but it is best to give them a slightly different name, so you recognize which section they belong in later, when you may see a list of them all mixed together.
** Even though you don't want categories, you must create them in each section (There, I've said it three times)

Talk:Removing author name, creation date or update date from all articles

2009-03-03T00:45:11Z

Lmacd: New page: In Joomla 1.5.9, I don't know why, but I have found that the global preference to hide author name, creation date and update, do not always work. Perhaps they have to be set early, before...

In Joomla 1.5.9, I don't know why, but I have found that the global preference to hide author name, creation date and update, do not always work. Perhaps they have to be set early, before articles are written?

This certainly is the case with the Front Page.

[[User:Lmacd|Lmacd]] 00:45, 3 March 2009 (UTC)