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AlexSmirnov at 08:16, 8 December 2014

2014-12-08T08:16:05Z

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	Joomla! comes with a variety of core extensions to make use of and manipulate content. The site part of the content [[S:MyLanguage/component\|component]] (com_content) allows you to create pages that list or display content, or allow the user to add or edit content. The various content [[S:MyLanguage/Module\|modules]], such as Latest ~~Articles~~, ~~Featured Articles~~ and Newsflash, allow you to display or list content as a side feature on some or all pages.		Joomla! comes with a variety of core extensions to make use of and manipulate content. The site part of the content [[S:MyLanguage/component\|component]] (com_content) allows you to create pages that list or display content, or allow the user to add or edit content. The various content [[S:MyLanguage/Module\|modules]], such as "Latest News", "Most Read Content" and "Newsflash", allow you to display or list content as a side feature on some or all pages.
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MATsxm: Marked this version for translation

2014-11-16T13:36:12Z

Marked this version for translation

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	<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
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	One of the main features of Joomla! (and one of the first to be developed) is its ability to manage your site's content. This [[S:MyLanguage/Content Management System\|Content Management System]] can be summarised as follows:		One of the main features of Joomla! (and one of the first to be developed) is its ability to manage your site's content. This [[S:MyLanguage/Content Management System\|Content Management System]] can be summarised as follows:
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	* The smallest units of information are [[S:MyLanguage/Article\|Articles]].		* The smallest units of information are [[S:MyLanguage/Article\|Articles]].
	* Articles can be organised using [[S:MyLanguage/Category\|Categories]], which can form trees. (An article or category can only be in one category at a time.)		* Articles can be organised using [[S:MyLanguage/Category\|Categories]], which can form trees. (An article or category can only be in one category at a time.)
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	For more detailed background information, read [[S:MyLanguage/Understanding categories and articles\|Understanding categories and articles]]. For instructions on how to manage content, see [[S:MyLanguage/Article Management\|Article Management]].		For more detailed background information, read [[S:MyLanguage/Understanding categories and articles\|Understanding categories and articles]]. For instructions on how to manage content, see [[S:MyLanguage/Article Management\|Article Management]].
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	Joomla! comes with a variety of core extensions to make use of and manipulate content. The site part of the content [[S:MyLanguage/component\|component]] (com_content) allows you to create pages that list or display content, or allow the user to add or edit content. The various content [[S:MyLanguage/Module\|modules]], such as Latest Articles, Featured Articles and Newsflash, allow you to display or list content as a side feature on some or all pages.		Joomla! comes with a variety of core extensions to make use of and manipulate content. The site part of the content [[S:MyLanguage/component\|component]] (com_content) allows you to create pages that list or display content, or allow the user to add or edit content. The various content [[S:MyLanguage/Module\|modules]], such as Latest Articles, Featured Articles and Newsflash, allow you to display or list content as a side feature on some or all pages.
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	'''See also:''' [[S:MyLanguage/Article\|Article]], [[S:MyLanguage/Category\|Category]]		'''See also:''' [[S:MyLanguage/Article\|Article]], [[S:MyLanguage/Category\|Category]]
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	[[Category:Landing Pages]]		[[Category:Landing Pages]]
	[[Category:Explanations]]		[[Category:Explanations]]
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MATsxm at 13:35, 16 November 2014

2014-11-16T13:35:57Z

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	One of the main features of Joomla! (and one of the first to be developed) is its ability to manage your site's content. This [[Content Management System]] can be summarised as follows:		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
			<translate>
			One of the main features of Joomla! (and one of the first to be developed) is its ability to manage your site's content. This [[S:MyLanguage/Content Management System\|Content Management System]] can be summarised as follows:
			</translate>

	* The smallest units of information are [[Article\|Articles]].		<translate>
	* Articles can be organised using [[Category\|Categories]], which can form trees. (An article or category can only be in one category at a time.)		* The smallest units of information are [[S:MyLanguage/Article\|Articles]].
			* Articles can be organised using [[S:MyLanguage/Category\|Categories]], which can form trees. (An article or category can only be in one category at a time.)
	* You can create pages on your site to show articles based on their properties. For example, you can create a page showing all articles in a certain category, or the oldest 10 articles from all categories.		* You can create pages on your site to show articles based on their properties. For example, you can create a page showing all articles in a certain category, or the oldest 10 articles from all categories.
	* You can control exactly which users can see which articles. For example, you may choose to hide all articles in a certain category from users that have not been approved by an administrator.		* You can control exactly which users can see which articles. For example, you may choose to hide all articles in a certain category from users that have not been approved by an administrator.
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	For more detailed background information, read [[Understanding categories and articles]]. For instructions on how to manage content, see [[Article Management]].		<translate>
			For more detailed background information, read [[S:MyLanguage/Understanding categories and articles\|Understanding categories and articles]]. For instructions on how to manage content, see [[S:MyLanguage/Article Management\|Article Management]].
			</translate>

	Joomla! comes with a variety of core extensions to make use of and manipulate content. The site part of the content [[component]] (com_content) allows you to create pages that list or display content, or allow the user to add or edit content. The various content [[Module\|modules]], such as Latest Articles, Featured Articles and Newsflash, allow you to display or list content as a side feature on some or all pages.		<translate>
			Joomla! comes with a variety of core extensions to make use of and manipulate content. The site part of the content [[S:MyLanguage/component\|component]] (com_content) allows you to create pages that list or display content, or allow the user to add or edit content. The various content [[S:MyLanguage/Module\|modules]], such as Latest Articles, Featured Articles and Newsflash, allow you to display or list content as a side feature on some or all pages.
			</translate>

	'''See also:''' [[Article]], [[Category]]		<translate>
			'''See also:''' [[S:MyLanguage/Article\|Article]], [[S:MyLanguage/Category\|Category]]
			</translate>

			<translate>
	[[Category:Landing Pages]]		[[Category:Landing Pages]]
	[[Category:Explanations]]		[[Category:Explanations]]
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Mvangeest: Added information

2012-08-20T17:15:39Z

Added information

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	For more detailed background information, read [[Understanding categories and articles]]. For instructions on how to manage content, see [[Article Management]].		For more detailed background information, read [[Understanding categories and articles]]. For instructions on how to manage content, see [[Article Management]].

			Joomla! comes with a variety of core extensions to make use of and manipulate content. The site part of the content [[component]] (com_content) allows you to create pages that list or display content, or allow the user to add or edit content. The various content [[Module\|modules]], such as Latest Articles, Featured Articles and Newsflash, allow you to display or list content as a side feature on some or all pages.

	'''See also:''' [[Article]], [[Category]]		'''See also:''' [[Article]], [[Category]]

Mvangeest: Changed page into article

2012-02-13T18:30:48Z

Changed page into article

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	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[Article]]		One of the main features of Joomla! (and one of the first to be developed) is its ability to manage your site's content. This [[Content Management System]] can be summarised as follows:

			* The smallest units of information are [[Article\|Articles]].
			* Articles can be organised using [[Category\|Categories]], which can form trees. (An article or category can only be in one category at a time.)
			* You can create pages on your site to show articles based on their properties. For example, you can create a page showing all articles in a certain category, or the oldest 10 articles from all categories.
			* You can control exactly which users can see which articles. For example, you may choose to hide all articles in a certain category from users that have not been approved by an administrator.

			For more detailed background information, read [[Understanding categories and articles]]. For instructions on how to manage content, see [[Article Management]].

			'''See also:''' [[Article]], [[Category]]

	[[Category:Landing Pages]]		[[Category:Landing Pages]]
			[[Category:Explanations]]

Chris Davenport: Redirecting to Article

2008-01-12T00:22:13Z

Redirecting to Article

New page

#REDIRECT [[Article]]
[[Category:Landing Pages]]