Quick links. How to create joomla template with dreamweaver Everything to do with Joomla! How to create joomla template with dreamweaver Post by woffie » Wed May 27, am Hi, can anyone help me on how to create joomla template with dreamweaver. I have no idea how to do it. Re: How to create joomla template with dreamweaver Post by Jenny » Wed May 27, am You can also check out any of the tutorials that are available in the posts that are at the top of this forum Templates forum and you can check out the docs.
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By Jared Runcorn Because Joomla is an open-faced content management system, extensions for Joomla can be created by anyone, as long as they use the Joomla language. So if it belongs to the content part, it is quite simple to modify that data. You just open up the admin interface and modify the page exactly as you created it. That's the essence of a CMS so it's built right in. If it belongs to the template part, having the template change depending on context will require program logic PHP code in the case of Joomla that basically takes information about the request is it a forum page?
Is it a photo gallery? So basically, anything that you want modified for whole classes of pages i. Anything that you will want to custom set for every single page, should be "content" including meta title, meta tags, etc and not "template" the wireframe code that handles look and feel. So it's a matter of setting up your entry form or content creation page or whatever you want to call it in such a way that the user fills in all the blanks with relevant, page-specific information.
So on one drupal site I have a page type that requires about 15 form fields teaser, title, details, thumbnail, thumbnail link, thumbnail alt text, length, difficulty, quality rating, meta description and a bunch more. When your create a page you fill all the blanks. The corresponding template drops all those pieces into the right slots.
Simpler pages have nothing but title and content and the teaser is merely an extract , and fewer slots for the template to fill. In Drupal you would use the Content Creation Kit.
In ModX you would use template variables. I'm pretty sure there's nothing quite as powerful as CCK for Joomla, but there must be something that allows similar behavior, I just don't know what it is. Figuring out what fields you need and so forth is, I would say, your job. You need to write that into your spec. Figuring out how to implement all this and explaining to you how to actually achieve it is the developer's job. If it is built into your current site, then the developer should be willing to talk you through the process without charge.
If it isn't built in, you'll need to negotiate a price I'm afraid unless that functionality was specified in a spec sheet but not delivered. I have asked my developer to change certain things in the code so that it is SE optimised. With your response I now understand that sections have to be made to be editable.
I think the section I am asking the developer to edit is standardised across the entire site. However, a clause in the contracted stated with the developer: "Header page title will be placed on top of header background image for each page" With this I presume each page in this section will be editable. You can do pretty much anything you want to do as long as you put in enough time For example, Joomla allows you to assign templates to pages.
Therefore you can have a custom template for each page.
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