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Cmb: Some changes for Words2Watch compliance.

2022-07-15T23:05:15Z

Some changes for Words2Watch compliance.

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	== Template Types == <!--T:9-->		== Template Types == <!--T:9-->
	There are two types of templates used in a Joomla ~~CMS~~ powered website.		There are two types of templates used in a Joomla-powered website.

	=== ~~Front-end~~ Templates === <!--T:10-->		=== Frontend Templates === <!--T:10-->
	~~Front-end~~ templates change the way your site looks to ~~average users~~. Most of the templates you use or install will be ~~Front-end~~ Templates. Out of the box Joomla 3.x ships with two ~~front-end~~ templates, ~~protostar~~ (which is set as default), and Beez3. For simple sites these out of the box templates may be appropriate, but ~~a majority of~~ Joomla users will opt to install a third party template to suit the purpose of their site. A site can use multiple templates assigned to different menu items, but most beginners will just use a single template for their entire site.		Frontend templates change the way your site looks to visitors. Most of the templates you use or install will be Frontend Templates. Out of the box Joomla 3.x ships with two Frontend templates, Protostar (which is set as default), and Beez3. For simple sites these out-of-the-box templates may be appropriate, but many Joomla users will opt to install a third party template to suit the purpose of their site. A site can use multiple templates assigned to different menu items, but most beginners will just use a single template for their entire site.

	=== ~~Back-end~~ Templates === <!--T:11-->		=== Backend Templates === <!--T:11-->
	~~Back-end Templates~~ are much rarer than Frontend Templates. You will probably never need to change your ~~Back-end~~ Template. ~~Back-end Templates~~ allow you to change the way the ~~administrator~~ interface looks. Joomla 3.x ships with two ~~back end~~ templates, ~~isis~~ (which is set as default), and Hathor. The Hathor template was designed for accessibility, and may be appropriate for those with color blindness who require high contrast colors, or those using screen reader devices or keyboard navigation.		Backend templates are much rarer than Frontend Templates. You will probably never need to change your Backend Template. Backend templates allow you to change the way the Administrator interface looks. Joomla 3.x ships with two Backend templates, Isis (which is set as default) and Hathor. The Hathor template was designed for accessibility, and may be appropriate for those with color blindness who require high contrast colors or those using screen reader devices or keyboard navigation.

	== Recommended Reading == <!--T:3-->		== Recommended Reading == <!--T:3-->

Tuum: Improving description of front-end and back-end templates

2019-08-05T03:02:25Z

Improving description of front-end and back-end templates

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	=== Front-end Templates === <!--T:10-->		=== Front-end Templates === <!--T:10-->
	Front-end templates change the way your site looks to average users. Most of the templates you use or install will be Front-end Templates.		Front-end templates change the way your site looks to average users. Most of the templates you use or install will be Front-end Templates. Out of the box Joomla 3.x ships with two front-end templates, protostar (which is set as default), and Beez3. For simple sites these out of the box templates may be appropriate, but a majority of Joomla users will opt to install a third party template to suit the purpose of their site. A site can use multiple templates assigned to different menu items, but most beginners will just use a single template for their entire site.

	=== Back-end Templates === <!--T:11-->		=== Back-end Templates === <!--T:11-->
	Back-end Templates are much rarer than Frontend Templates. You will probably never need to change your Back-end Template. Back-end Templates allow you to change the way the administrator interface looks.		Back-end Templates are much rarer than Frontend Templates. You will probably never need to change your Back-end Template. Back-end Templates allow you to change the way the administrator interface looks. Joomla 3.x ships with two back end templates, isis (which is set as default), and Hathor. The Hathor template was designed for accessibility, and may be appropriate for those with color blindness who require high contrast colors, or those using screen reader devices or keyboard navigation.

	== Recommended Reading == <!--T:3-->		== Recommended Reading == <!--T:3-->

Tom Hutchison: Marked this version for translation

2014-02-25T15:52:51Z

Marked this version for translation

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	'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]		'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]

	== Template Types ==		== Template Types == <!--T:9-->
	There are two types of templates used in a Joomla CMS powered website.		There are two types of templates used in a Joomla CMS powered website.

	=== Front-end Templates ===		=== Front-end Templates === <!--T:10-->
	Front-end templates change the way your site looks to average users. Most of the templates you use or install will be Front-end Templates.		Front-end templates change the way your site looks to average users. Most of the templates you use or install will be Front-end Templates.

	=== Back-end Templates ===		=== Back-end Templates === <!--T:11-->
	Back-end Templates are much rarer than Frontend Templates. You will probably never need to change your Back-end Template. Back-end Templates allow you to change the way the administrator interface looks.		Back-end Templates are much rarer than Frontend Templates. You will probably never need to change your Back-end Template. Back-end Templates allow you to change the way the administrator interface looks.

Tom Hutchison: more text

2014-02-25T15:52:22Z

more text

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	<!--T:2-->		<!--T:2-->
	'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]		'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]

			== Template Types ==
			There are two types of templates used in a Joomla CMS powered website.

			=== Front-end Templates ===
			Front-end templates change the way your site looks to average users. Most of the templates you use or install will be Front-end Templates.

			=== Back-end Templates ===
			Back-end Templates are much rarer than Frontend Templates. You will probably never need to change your Back-end Template. Back-end Templates allow you to change the way the administrator interface looks.

	== Recommended Reading == <!--T:3-->		== Recommended Reading == <!--T:3-->

Tom Hutchison: Marked this version for translation

2014-02-25T15:44:10Z

Marked this version for translation

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	<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
	<translate>		<translate>
			<!--T:1-->
	{{Chunk:Template/en}}		{{Chunk:Template/en}}

			<!--T:2-->
	'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]		'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]

	== Recommended Reading ==		== Recommended Reading == <!--T:3-->

	=== Administrators ===		=== Administrators === <!--T:4-->
	Joomla administrators should go to the page on [[Template Management]] for topics about managing your Joomla template or templates.		Joomla administrators should go to the page on [[Template Management]] for topics about managing your Joomla template or templates.

	=== Developers ===		=== Developers === <!--T:5-->
	Joomla developers should go to the [[Portal:Template Development\|Template Development]] portal page for more topics on developing a Joomla template.		Joomla developers should go to the [[Portal:Template Development\|Template Development]] portal page for more topics on developing a Joomla template.

	== Finding More Information ==		== Finding More Information == <!--T:6-->

			<!--T:7-->
	*[[:Category:Template FAQ\|List of frequently asked Template questions]]		*[[:Category:Template FAQ\|List of frequently asked Template questions]]
	*[[:Category:Templates\|List of articles in the Template category]].		*[[:Category:Templates\|List of articles in the Template category]].

			<!--T:8-->
	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	[[Category:Extensions\| Template]]		[[Category:Extensions\| Template]]

Tom Hutchison: cleaning up this page, it was a catch all of everything current and outdated and adding tags

2014-02-25T15:43:51Z

cleaning up this page, it was a catch all of everything current and outdated and adding <translate> tags

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-<noinclude>{{redirectstohere|Theme}}<!-- DO NOT REMOVE THIS ! --></noinclude>
+<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
 {{Chunk:Template/en}}
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 === Administrators ===
-{{RecReading|Template|man|audience}}
+Joomla administrators should go to the page on [[Template Management]] for topics about managing your Joomla template or templates.
 === Developers ===
-*[[Accessibility]]
+== Finding More Information ==
-== More Template Information. ==
+*[[:Category:Template FAQ|List of frequently asked Template questions]]
-Please see [[:Category:Templates|the list of Wiki articles in the Template category]] and [[:Category:Template FAQ|the list of frequently asked Template questions]].
+*[[:Category:Templates|List of articles in the Template category]].
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 [[Category:Templates]]
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Tom Hutchison: en version

2014-02-24T18:17:48Z

en version

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	<noinclude>{{redirectstohere\|Theme}}<!-- DO NOT REMOVE THIS ! --></noinclude>		<noinclude>{{redirectstohere\|Theme}}<!-- DO NOT REMOVE THIS ! --></noinclude>
	{{Chunk:Template}}		{{Chunk:Template/en}}

	'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]		'''See also:''' [[Extension types (general definitions)]]

Carmyman at 13:24, 4 February 2014

2014-02-04T13:24:18Z

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	*[[Joomla! 1.5 Template Tutorial]].		*[[Joomla! 1.5 Template Tutorial]].
	*[[User:Rvsjoen/tutorial/Developing_a_Template/Part_01\|Joomla! 2.5 Template Tutorial]] by Rvsjoen.		*[[User:Rvsjoen/tutorial/Developing_a_Template/Part_01\|Joomla! 2.5 Template Tutorial]] by Rvsjoen.
	**[[Changing the site favicon]]		*[[Changing the site favicon]]
	*[[Using Class Suffixes]]		*[[Using Class Suffixes]]
	*[[Using Firebug With Your Joomla Website]]		*[[Using Firebug With Your Joomla Website]]

Carmyman at 13:19, 4 February 2014

2014-02-04T13:19:50Z

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	*[[Joomla! 1.5 Template Tutorial]].		*[[Joomla! 1.5 Template Tutorial]].
	*[[User:Rvsjoen/tutorial/Developing_a_Template/Part_01\|Joomla! 2.5 Template Tutorial]] by Rvsjoen.		*[[User:Rvsjoen/tutorial/Developing_a_Template/Part_01\|Joomla! 2.5 Template Tutorial]] by Rvsjoen.
	*Jim Yuzwalk has contributed a useful PDF [http://help.joomla.org/files/JJYs_Joomla_Template_Design_Tutorial-2010_08_26.pdf\|introduction to Joomla templates] (download the example template from [http://help.joomla.org/files/JJYs_Example_Joomla_Template_2010_05_07.zip\|here]).		**[[Changing the site favicon]]
	*[[Changing the site favicon]]
	*[[Using Class Suffixes]]		*[[Using Class Suffixes]]
	*[[Using Firebug With Your Joomla Website]]		*[[Using Firebug With Your Joomla Website]]

Wilsonge: Remove 1.6 and 1.7 tags and add 3.x

2013-04-29T12:30:12Z

Remove 1.6 and 1.7 tags and add 3.x

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	*[[Creating custom template parameter types]]		*[[Creating custom template parameter types]]
	*[[How are templates executed?]]		*[[How are templates executed?]]
	*[[How to determine if the user is viewing the front page]] {{JVer/multi\|1.0,1.5,1.~~6,1.7~~,2.5}}		*[[How to determine if the user is viewing the front page]] {{JVer/multi\|1.0,1.5,2.5,3.x}}
	*[[Template parameters]]		*[[Template parameters]]
	*[[jdoc statements]]		*[[jdoc statements]]