https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Zvaranka 2026-05-25T04:08:02Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.0 https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.menumanager.15&diff=1596 2008-01-20T08:25:06Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> The Menu Manager controls the framework, or container of the menu(s) in Joomla!. The actual menu functionality and appearance of a menu is created automatically by Joomla! by triggering a new instance of [mainmenu] when a menu is first created. It is this, together with the menu item(s) selected, that creates the finished menu.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> New in Joomla! 1.5:<br /> * ''Type'' column<br /> * ''ID'' column<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Using Menu Manager you can create your menus containing your menu items. This screen summarizes the details of the available menus by displaying the number of published/unpublished, trashed menus and the number of the modules.<br /> <br /> You can create a new menu by clicking the ''New'' toolbar button. You can edit an existing one by selecting it and clicking the ''Edit'' button on the toolbar or by clicking its title. When you want to create a copy of a menu just select it and click the ''Copy'' toolbar button. You can remove an unnecessary menu by selecting it and clicking the ''Delete'' toolbar button.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> It is expedient to give talkative title for new menus because later you will see it in the '''Backend Menus menu'''. Its is good idea to fill in the '''Description''' field where you can give some information about the menu. As well it is expedient to enter a short title in the '''Modul title''' field, with this name you can identify the module in the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] that belongs to the respective menu.<br /> <br /> '''Create a copy in the Module Manager'''<br /> <br /> Though you can create a copy of a selected menu by clicking the ''Copy'' toolbar button, you can make another instance in the Module Manager easier.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Creating a new menu'''<br /> <br /> When you want to create a new menu, in the Unique Name field use only english alphanumeric characters without space to identify an unique name. It is good idea using only a-z, 0-9 and underscore (_) characters. Please read the tooltips as well!<br /> <br /> '''Deleting an existing menu'''<br /> <br /> If you delete an existing menu, do not forget that all of menuitems of the respective menu will be also deleted. So think over what you do!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> Each menu is a copy of the mod_mainmenu module. These modules are listed in the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] and their details and parameters can be [[screen.modules.edit.15|customized]] by opening them.<br /> <br /> The menu items belonging to a specific menu listed in the [[screen.menus.15|Menu Item Manager]] can be accessed by clicking the icon in the Menu Item(s) column of the Menu Manager.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.menumanager.15&diff=1588 2008-01-20T07:49:11Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> The Menu Manager controls the framework, or container of the menu(s) in Joomla!. The actual menu functionality and appearance of a menu is created automatically by Joomla! by triggering a new instance of [mainmenu] when a menu is first created. It is this, together with the menu item(s) selected, that creates the finished menu.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> New in Joomla! 1.5:<br /> * ''Type'' column<br /> * ''ID'' column<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Using Menu Manager you can create your menus containing your menu items. You can create a new menu by clicking the ''New'' toolbar button. You can edit an existing one by selecting it and clicking the ''Edit'' button on the toolbar or by clicking its title..<br /> <br /> This screen summarizes the details of the available menus by displaying the number of published/unpublished, trashed menus and the number of the modules.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> It is expedient to give talkative title for new menus, because later you will see it in the '''Backend Menus menu'''. Its is good idea to fill in the '''Description''' field where you can give some information about the menu. As well it is expedient to enter a short title in the '''Modul title''' field, with this name you can identify the module in the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] that belongs to the respective menu.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Creating a new menu'''<br /> <br /> When you want to create a new menu, in the Unique Name field use only english alphanumeric characters without space to identify an unique name. It is good idea using only a-z, 0-9 and underscore (_) characters. Please read the tooltips as well!<br /> <br /> '''Deleting an existing menu'''<br /> <br /> If you delete an existing menu, do not forget that all of menuitems of the respective menu will be also deleted. So think over what you do!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> Each menu is a copy of the mod_mainmenu module. These modules are listed in the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] and their details and parameters can be [[screen.modules.edit.15|customized]] by opening them.<br /> <br /> The menu items belonging to a specific menu listed in the [[screen.menus.15|Menu Item Manager]] can be accessed by clicking the icon in the Menu Item(s) column of the Menu Manager.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.menumanager.15&diff=1587 2008-01-20T07:47:33Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> The Menu Manager controls the framework, or container of the menu(s) in Joomla!. The actual menu functionality and appearance of a menu is created automatically by Joomla! by triggering a new instance of [mainmenu] when a menu is first created. It is this, together with the menu item(s) selected, that creates the finished menu.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> New in Joomla! 1.5:<br /> * ''Type'' column<br /> * ''ID'' column<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Using Menu Manager you can create your menus containing your menu items. You can create a new menu by clicking the ''New'' toolbar button. You can edit an existing one by selecting it and clicking the ''Edit'' button on the toolbar or by clicking its title..<br /> <br /> This screen summarizes the details of the available menus by displaying the number of published/unpublished, trashed menus and the number of the modules.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> It is expedient to give talkative title for new menus, because later you will see it in the '''Backend Menus menu'''. Its is good idea to fill in the '''Description''' field where you can give some information about the menu. As well it is expedient to enter a short title in the '''Modul title''' field, with this name you can identify the module in the [[screen.menus.15|Menu Item Manager]] that belongs to the respective menu.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Creating a new menu'''<br /> <br /> When you want to create a new menu, in the Unique Name field use only english alphanumeric characters without space to identify an unique name. It is good idea using only a-z, 0-9 and underscore (_) characters. Please read the tooltips as well!<br /> <br /> '''Deleting an existing menu'''<br /> <br /> If you delete an existing menu, do not forget that all of menuitems of the respective menu will be also deleted. So think over what you do!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> Each menu is a copy of the mod_mainmenu module. These modules are listed in the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] and their details and parameters can be [[screen.modules.edit.15|customized]] by opening them.<br /> <br /> The menu items belonging to a specific menu listed in the [[screen.menus.15|Menu Item Manager]] can be accessed by clicking the icon in the Menu Item(s) column of the Menu Manager.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.menumanager.15&diff=1586 2008-01-20T07:46:40Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> The Menu Manager controls the framework, or container of the menu(s) in Joomla!. The actual menu functionality and appearance of a menu is created automatically by Joomla! by triggering a new instance of [mainmenu] when a menu is first created. It is this, together with the menu item(s) selected, that creates the finished menu.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> New in Joomla! 1.5:<br /> * ''Type'' column<br /> * ''ID'' column<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Using Menu Manager you can create your menus containing your menu items. You can create a new menu by clicking the ''New'' toolbar button. You can edit an existing one by selecting it and clicking the ''Edit'' button on the toolbar or by clicking its title..<br /> <br /> This screen summarizes the details of the available menus by displaying the number of published/unpublished, trashed menus and the number of the modules.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> It is expedient to give talkative title for new menus, because later you will see it in the '''Backend Menus menu'''. Its is good idea to fill in the '''Description''' field where you can give some information about the menu. As well it is expedient to enter a short title in the '''Modul title''' field, with this name you can identify the module in the Extensions -&gt; Module Manager that belongs to the respective menu.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Creating a new menu'''<br /> <br /> When you want to create a new menu, in the Unique Name field use only english alphanumeric characters without space to identify an unique name. It is good idea using only a-z, 0-9 and underscore (_) characters. Please read the tooltips as well!<br /> <br /> '''Deleting an existing menu'''<br /> <br /> If you delete an existing menu, do not forget that all of menuitems of the respective menu will be also deleted. So think over what you do!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> Each menu is a copy of the mod_mainmenu module. These modules are listed in the [[screen.modules.15|Module Manager]] and their details and parameters can be [[screen.modules.edit.15|customized]] by opening them.<br /> <br /> The menu items belonging to a specific menu listed in the [[screen.menus.15|Menu Item Manager]] can be accessed by clicking the icon in the Menu Item(s) column of the Menu Manager.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.menumanager.15&diff=1583 2008-01-20T07:31:29Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> The Menu Manager controls the framework, or container of the menu(s) in Joomla!. The actual menu functionality and appearance of a menu is created automatically by Joomla! by triggering a new instance of [mainmenu] when a menu is first created. It is this, together with the menu item(s) selected, that creates the finished menu.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> New in Joomla! 1.5:<br /> * ''Type'' column<br /> * ''ID'' column<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Using Menu Manager you can create your menus containing your menu items. You can create a new menu by clicking the ''New'' toolbar button. You can edit an existing one by selecting it and clicking the ''Edit'' button on the toolbar or by clicking its title..<br /> <br /> This screen summarizes the details of the available menus by displaying the number of published/unpublished, trashed menus and the number of the modules.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> {{Help screen quick tips placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Creating a new menu'''<br /> <br /> When you want to create a new menu, in the Unique Name field use only english alphanumeric characters without space to identify an unique name. It is good idea using only a-z, 0-9 and underscore (_) characters. Please read the tooltips as well!<br /> <br /> '''Deleting an existing menu'''<br /> <br /> If you delete an existing menu, do not forget that all of menuitems of the respective menu will be also deleted. So think over what you do!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=1064 2008-01-19T16:53:44Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Typical Usage */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extensions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> === Components ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Component name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Enabled}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Modules ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Module name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Module client}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Plugins ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Plugin name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Plugin type}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Languages ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Language name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Language client}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Templates ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template client}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> The Installer can be opened from '''Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall''' menu item. You can choose the mode of the installation. The mode used the most frequently is the Upload Package File.<br /> <br /> '''Upload Package File'''<br /> <br /> In the upload field named ''Package file'' you can specify the package of the extension to install. This is generally a ''zip'', ''rar'' type file. You can browse your local machine and search for the package to upload with ''Browse...'' button. After you found the package on your local machine, select it in the ''Upload File'' window and click on the ''Open'' button, so the specified package name with path appears in the ''Package file'' field. Click on the ''Upload File &amp; Install'' button! Joomla! uploads the package and automatically install it. You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from Directory'''<br /> <br /> Decompress the package in a temporary directory of your local machine and decompress the compressed package into it, then with FTP you can upload the files and directories of the package into a directory on the server. Then in the ''Install Directory'' field specify the directory where you have uploaded the fles and directories of the package. After it click on the ''Install'' button and Joomla! automatically install it.You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from URL'''<br /> <br /> In the Install URL field specify the URL of the package to upload and click on the Install button and Joomla! automatically install it. You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Uninstalling the installed extensions'''<br /> <br /> Click on one of the tabs on basis of which type of extension you eant to ininstall! In the list select the extension and click on the Uninstall icon on the upper-right side ot the screen. Joomla! automatically uninstalls the specified extension.<br /> <br /> You can uninstall more modules, plugins, languages and templates in one step but you can uninstall only one component in one step.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.<br /> <br /> Please do not install Joomla! extensions downloaded from warez sites because they may be infected by a virus or malware that cause damage on the server and can contaminate the computer of your visitors! Installing from remote URL can be dangerous as well.<br /> &lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=1055 2008-01-19T16:42:38Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Typical Usage */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extensions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> === Components ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Component name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Enabled}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Modules ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Module name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Module client}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Plugins ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Plugin name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Plugin type}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Languages ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Language name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Language client}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> === Templates ===<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template client}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> The Installer can be opened from '''Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall''' menu item. You can choose the mode of the installation. The mode used the most frequently is the Upload Package File.<br /> <br /> '''Upload Package File'''<br /> <br /> In the upload field named ''Package file'' you can specify the package of the extension to install. This is generally a ''zip'', ''rar'' type file. You can browse your local machine and search for the package to upload with ''Browse...'' button. After you found the package on your local machine, select it in the ''Upload File'' window and click on the ''Open'' button, so the specified package name with path appears in the ''Package file'' field. Click on the ''Upload File &amp; Install'' button! Joomla! uploads the package and automatically install it. You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from Directory'''<br /> <br /> Decompress the package in a temporary directory of your local machine and decompress the compressed package into it, then with FTP you can upload the files and directories of the package into a directory on the server. Then in the ''Install Directory'' field specify the directory where you have uploaded the fles and directories of the package. After it click on the ''Install'' button and Joomla! autimatically install it.You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from URL'''<br /> <br /> In the Install URL field specify the URL of the package to upload and click on the Install button and Joomla! autimatically install it. You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Uninstalling the installed extensions'''<br /> <br /> Click on one of the tabs on basis of which type of extension you eant to ininstall! In the list select the extension and click on the Uninstall icon on the upper-right side ot the screen. Joomla! automatically uninstalls the specified extension.<br /> <br /> You can uninstall more modules, plugins, languages and templates in one step but you can uninstall only one component in one step.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.<br /> <br /> Please do not install Joomla! extensions downloaded from warez sites because they may be infected by a virus or malware that cause damage on the server and can contaminate the computer of your visitors! Installing from remote URL can be dangerous as well.<br /> &lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=1040 2008-01-19T16:35:44Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Typical Usage */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extensions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> The Installer can be opened from '''Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall''' menu item. You can choose the mode of the installation. The mode used the most frequently is the Upload Package File.<br /> <br /> '''Upload Package File'''<br /> <br /> In the upload field named ''Package file'' you can specify the package of the extension to install. This is generally a ''zip'', ''rar'' type file. You can browse your local machine and search for the package to upload with ''Browse...'' button. After you found the package on your local machine, select it in the ''Upload File'' window and click on the ''Open'' button, so the specified package name with path appears in the ''Package file'' field. Click on the ''Upload File &amp; Install'' button! Joomla! uploads the package and automatically install it. You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from Directory'''<br /> <br /> Decompress the package in a temporary directory of your local machine and decompress the compressed package into it, then with FTP you can upload the files and directories of the package into a directory on the server. Then in the ''Install Directory'' field specify the directory where you have uploaded the fles and directories of the package. After it click on the ''Install'' button and Joomla! autimatically install it.You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from URL'''<br /> <br /> In the Install URL field specify the URL of the package to upload and click on the Install button and Joomla! autimatically install it. You can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.<br /> <br /> Please do not install Joomla! extensions downloaded from warez sites because they may be infected by a virus or malware that cause damage on the server and can contaminate the computer of your visitors! Installing from remote URL can be dangerous as well.<br /> &lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=1033 2008-01-19T16:29:26Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Typical Usage */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extensions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> The Installer can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. You can choose the mode of the installation. The mode used most frequently is the Upload Package File.<br /> <br /> '''Upload Package File'''<br /> <br /> In the upload field named ''Package file'' you can specify the package of the extension to install. This is generally a zip, rar type file. You can browse your local machine and search for the package to upload with ''Browse...'' button. After you found the package on your local machine, select it in the Upload File window and click on the Open button, so the specified package with path appears in the ''Package file'' field. Click on the ''Upload File &amp; Install'' button! Joomla! uploads the package and autimatically install it and you can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from Directory'''<br /> <br /> Decompress the package in a temporary directory of your local machine and decompress the compressed package into it, then with FTP you can upload the files and directories of the package into a directory on the server. Then in the Install Directory field specify the directory where you have uploaded the fles and directories of the package. After it click ont the Install button and Joomla! autimatically install it and you can read a message about the success of the procedure. If you get error message, read it thoughtfully and make the correction!<br /> <br /> '''Install from URL'''<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.<br /> <br /> Please do not install Joomla! extensions downloaded from warez sites because they may be infected by a virus or malware that cause damage on the server and can contaminate the computer of your visitors! Installing from remote URL can be dangerous as well.<br /> &lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=1013 2008-01-19T15:45:05Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extensions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.<br /> <br /> Please do not download and install Joomla extensions from warez sites because they can content virus that cause damage on the server and can contaminate the computer of your visitors! In the same way the installig from remote URL can be dangerous.<br /> &lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=1012 2008-01-19T15:44:29Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extensions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.<br /> <br /> Please do not download and install Joomla extendsions from warez sites because they can content virus that cause damage on the server and can contaminate the computer of your visitors! In the same way the installig from remote URL can be dangerous.<br /> &lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=1000 2008-01-19T15:35:00Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Description */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extensions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.&lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=998 2008-01-19T15:29:09Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Description */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extendsions in one place fast and correctly. The addons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you. Also with this tool you can uninstall every type of extension<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.&lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=997 2008-01-19T15:27:46Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Description */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> You can extend your Joomla! based website functions installing different type of extensions (addons). The Installer is a useful tool for installing the extendsions in one place fast and correctly. The adddons can be installed from your local machine (intallation package), from an install directory of the your website or from an URL given by you.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both front-end and back-end!<br /> <br /> When you want to install a 3rd party developed module or plugin which belongs to a component, please keep in mind that you cannot use it unless you install the related component.<br /> <br /> When you uninstall a 3rd party developed component having its own module(s) or plugin(s), these modules cannot be used anymore, so please uninstall them as well.<br /> <br /> Some components coded by 3rd party developers may have their own modules and/or plugins included in the installer, so make sure the module/plugin directories are writable otherwise the extension will not work properly.<br /> <br /> &lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''SECURITY WARNING:''' Please use only those 3rd party extensions on your site which you really need. Do not use your live site for testing purposes because it may compromise your site and server.&lt;/font&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=991 2008-01-19T15:13:57Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> {{Help screen description placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0 the components, modules, mambots (called as plugins in Joomla! 1.5), templates and languages could be installed separately via their appropriate screens from the menu items of the Installers menu. <br /> <br /> It's much more simple by now in Joomla! 1.5 as the installer got smarter because it can detect the extension type and continue the installation process.<br /> <br /> It was not possible to install a remote file from the specified URL.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the available extensions were listed on their installation screens. In Joomla! 1.5 it was changed to a multi-tabbed interface, providing an easier and simplier solution for managing your installed extensions.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstalled without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=982 2008-01-19T15:09:28Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> {{Help screen description placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> {{Help screen version changes placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> Have another think if you want to uninstall one of Joomla addon. For example sometimes it is good idea to unpublish the modules you don't want to show on frontend. Generally the embedded Joomla modules cannot be reinstall without a hitch.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.installer.15&diff=969 2008-01-19T15:00:15Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> {{Help screen description placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> {{Help screen version changes placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column headers placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> {{Help screen typical usage placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> {{Help screen quick tips placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Some Core or System addons (Component, Module, Plugin) cannot be uninstalled. This ones cannot be selected for uninstalling. Also the Default Template and Language are disabled for selecting.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the Default Template and Languege files using FTP because it issues in error both frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=933 2008-01-19T14:06:51Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_languages_15.png]]<br /> <br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> Both the ''Site'' and ''Administrator'' tabs have the following column titles<br /> <br /> *'''Language Name''' The names of the installed languages on this web site.<br /> *'''Default''' The default language of the site, marked with a yellow graphical asterisk in this column.<br /> *'''Version''' The version number of the installed language.<br /> *'''Date''' This is the creation date of the language.<br /> *'''Author''' The name of the language translator is displayed in this column<br /> *'''Author E-mail''' The e-mail address of the translator<br /> <br /> These details are fetched from the XML file included in the language pack.<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed languages for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' icon on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> The switching between the languages does not respect the users presettings in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]]. If you switch to another language, the user can view the site on that language they have preset in their user settings.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default language files by using FTP because it issues in error both of frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=932 2008-01-19T14:06:25Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_15.png]]<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. <br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_html_15.png]]<br /> <br /> If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_css_15.png]]<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default icon on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default template files using FTP because it issues in error both frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> Before editing the '''HTML''' and the '''CSS''' file of the template, it is a good idea to make a backup of the file you are editing.<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=925 2008-01-19T14:00:05Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Column Headers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_15.png]]<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. <br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_html_15.png]]<br /> <br /> If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_css_15.png]]<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default template files using FTP because it issues in error both frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> Before editing the '''HTML''' and the '''CSS''' file of the template, it is a good idea to make a backup of the file you are editing.<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=924 2008-01-19T13:59:49Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Column Headers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Default}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_15.png]]<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. <br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_html_15.png]]<br /> <br /> If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_css_15.png]]<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default template files using FTP because it issues in error both frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> Before editing the '''HTML''' and the '''CSS''' file of the template, it is a good idea to make a backup of the file you are editing.<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=909 2008-01-19T13:35:32Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_edit_15.png]]<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default template files by using FTP because it issues in error both of frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> Before editing the '''HTML''' and the '''CSS''' file of the template, it is a good idea to make a backup of the file you are editing.<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=904 2008-01-19T13:31:23Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default template files by using FTP because it issues in error both of frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the Extension Manager from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=903 2008-01-19T13:31:02Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the Site and the Administrator by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default template files by using FTP because it issues in error both of frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the Extension Manager from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=902 2008-01-19T13:30:43Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the Site and the Administrator by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> Important: Do not delete the default template files by using FTP because it issues in error both of frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the Extension Manager from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=901 2008-01-19T13:29:35Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed templates for the Site and the Administrator by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> {{Help screen points to watch placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The templates listed in the Template Manager can be installed in the Extension Manager from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary templates can be removed on the Templates tab of the Extension Manager. Only those templates that may be uninstalled are displayed as accessible, the default templates (site and administrator) cannot be removed.<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.templates.15&diff=899 2008-01-19T13:29:11Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> [[Image:Screen_templates_15.png]]<br /> <br /> The visual experience of your site front-end and back-end can be controlled in the Template Manager by choosing an [[screen.installer.15|installed]] template. A default template is used on all pages, but different templates can be assigned to various pages. The Template Manager also provides editing capabilities for the main index file of the template and the stlye sheet (CSS) file.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Template Manager was available from Site -&gt; Template Manager -&gt; Site Templates and Administrator Templates menu item. The parameters of a Joomla! 1.0 template were hardcoded, but the parameters of a Joomla! 1.5 template can be configured easily on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a template is a type of extensions, so the Template Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu. <br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.0 you could have a look at the available template positions by clicking the Site -&gt; Preview -&gt; Inline with Positions menu item. In Joomla! 1.5 you are searching for this menu item in vain. Please click the ''Preview'' toolbar button on the ''Template [Edit]'' screen instead.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Template name}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Assigned}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> <br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Template Manager can be opened from Extensions -&gt; Template Manager menu item. The installed front-end templates are listed on the ''Site'' tab while the back-end templates are available by switching to the ''Administrator'' tab.<br /> <br /> If you hover over the name of the template, a thumbnail image of that template is displayed.<br /> Clicking on the template name will present the template configuration screen, which provides all the basic details of the template. Parameters available for configuration appear in the ''Parameters'' pane.<br /> <br /> Clicking the ''Edit HTML'' button will display the basic text editor, which was designed to allow minor adjustments. If you click on the ''Edit CSS'' button on the template screen, the text editor will be displayed with the style sheet file of the template. For a template with multiple style sheets, you can select which one to edit.<br /> <br /> If you are curious about the available module positions, click the ''Preview'' button on the toolbar and the site front-end will be loaded showing you the available positions.<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed tmplates for the Site and the Administrator by selecting the desired template and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> {{Help screen points to watch placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> {{Help screen dependencies placeholder}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=819 2008-01-19T11:19:36Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> Both the ''Site'' and ''Administrator'' tabs have the following column titles<br /> <br /> *'''Language Name''' The names of the installed languages on this web site.<br /> *'''Default''' The default language of the site, marked with a yellow graphical asterisk in this column.<br /> *'''Version''' The version number of the installed language.<br /> *'''Date''' This is the creation date of the language.<br /> *'''Author''' The name of the language translator is displayed in this column<br /> *'''Author E-mail''' The e-mail address of the translator<br /> <br /> These details are fetched from the XML file included in the language pack.<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed languages for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> The switching between the languages does not respect the users presettings in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]]. If you switch to another language, the user can view the site on that language they have preset in their user settings.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default language files by using FTP because it issues in error both of frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=815 2008-01-19T11:17:01Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> Both the ''Site'' and ''Administrator'' tabs have the following column titles<br /> <br /> *'''Language Name''' The names of the installed languages on this web site.<br /> *'''Default''' The default language of the site, marked with a yellow graphical asterisk in this column.<br /> *'''Version''' The version number of the installed language.<br /> *'''Date''' This is the creation date of the language.<br /> *'''Author''' The name of the language translator is displayed in this column<br /> *'''Author E-mail''' The e-mail address of the translator<br /> <br /> These details are fetched from the XML file included in the language pack.<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed languages for the '''Site''' and the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> The switching between the languages does not respect the users presettings in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]]. If you switch to another language, the user can view the site on that language they have preset in their user settings.<br /> <br /> '''Important''': Do not delete the default language files because it issues in error both of frontend and backend!<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=804 2008-01-19T11:08:06Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> Both the ''Site'' and ''Administrator'' tabs have the following column titles<br /> <br /> *'''Language Name''' The names of the installed languages on this web site.<br /> *'''Default''' The default language of the site, marked with a yellow graphical asterisk in this column.<br /> *'''Version''' The version number of the installed language.<br /> *'''Date''' This is the creation date of the language.<br /> *'''Author''' The name of the language translator is displayed in this column<br /> *'''Author E-mail''' The e-mail address of the translator<br /> <br /> These details are fetched from the XML file included in the language pack.<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed languages for the '''Site''' end the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> The switching between the languages does not respect the users presettings in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]]. If you switch to another language, the user can view the site on that language they have preset in their user settings.<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=801 2008-01-19T11:00:03Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Points to Watch */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Language Name}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Default}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author E-mail}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed languages for the '''Site''' end the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> The switching between the languages does not respect the users presettings in User Manager. If you switch to another language, the user can view the site on that language they have preset in their user settings.<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=800 2008-01-19T10:52:26Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Language Name}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Default}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author E-mail}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the already installed languages for the '''Site''' end the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> {{Help screen points to watch placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=799 2008-01-19T10:50:58Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Language Name}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Default}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author E-mail}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> You can switch between the installed languages for the '''Site''' end the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> {{Help screen points to watch placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=798 2008-01-19T10:49:15Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Language Name}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Default}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author E-mail}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> {{Help screen quick tips placeholder}}<br /> You can switch between the installed languages for the '''Site''' end the '''Administrator''' by selecting the desired language and clicking on the '''Default''' button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> {{Help screen points to watch placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

Zvaranka https://docs.sandbox.joomla.org/index.php?title=Help15:Screen.languages.15&diff=797 2008-01-19T10:47:44Z

<p>Zvaranka: /* Quick Tips */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse}}<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> In the Language Manager you can configure the available languages installed. You can set a default language displayed to new users, though Joomla! allows registered users to select a preferred language in the front-end.<br /> <br /> ==Version Changes==<br /> In Joomla! 1.0.x the Language Manager was accessible from Site -&gt; Language Manager -&gt; Site Languages menu item. As only the front-end was localized in Joomla! 1.0.x, only the site languages were listed. The published language was selected in the ''Language'' drop down list of the ''Locale'' tab in the ''Global Configuration'' screen.<br /> <br /> In Joomla! 1.5 a language is a type of extensions, so the Language Manager was moved to the [[screen.installer.15|Extensions]] menu.<br /> <br /> ==Column Headers==<br /> {{Help screen column header Number}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Language Name}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Default}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Version}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Date}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author}}<br /> {{Help screen column header Author E-mail}}<br /> <br /> ==Typical Usage==<br /> Language Manager is available by clicking its icon in the Control Panel of the administration back-end or from the Extensions -&gt; Language Manager menu item.<br /> <br /> To set the default language, choose the radio button of the preferred language and click on the ''Default'' toolbar icon in the top right corner.<br /> <br /> New languages are installed with the help of the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]], then they appear in the Language Manager for configuration. You can select either ''Site'' or ''Administrator'' to display the languages for these interfaces. You can set the site in one language and administration to another. Individual articles can also be configured to use a different language (in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the article).<br /> <br /> ==Quick Tips==<br /> {{Help screen quick tips placeholder}}<br /> You can switch between the installed languages for the Site end the Administrator by selecting the desired language and clicking on the Default button on the upper right part of the screen.<br /> <br /> ==Points to Watch==<br /> {{Help screen points to watch placeholder}}<br /> <br /> ==Dependencies==<br /> The languages listed in the Language Manager can be installed in the [[screen.installer.15|Extension Manager]] from Extensions -&gt; Install/Uninstall menu item. The unnecessary languages can be removed on the Languages tab of the Extension Manager.<br /> <br /> When several languages are installed, the default interface language can be overridden by a registered user on the ''Edit Your Details'' screen opened from User Menu -&gt; Your Details menu item in the front-end after logging in. Users with administration privileges (managers, administrators and super administrators) can select the language of the back-end as well.<br /> <br /> The selected language is displayed for the appropriate user in [[screen.users.15|User Manager]] parameters. <br /> <br /> [[Category:DocCamp]]</div>

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