Joomla Content Management System
What you'll learn
- Understand Joomla CMS
- Create a web environment
- Create the MySQL database
- Understand php.ini
- Work with server-side scripting language
- Install Joomla
- Create content, categories and links
- Add Modules
- Work with Joomla templates
- Add a calendar
- Understanding extensions
- Use JCE editor
- Work with tables
- SEO considerations
- Maintain and backup
Requirements
- Basic computer skills, understanding of web design and HTML helpful, but not required.
Description
This course is designed to be an indepth look at Joomla Content Management System. The information in this course will take a user from installation to building a websites. The course will cover installing and setting up the Joomla environment, creating categories and articles, adding links and modules, using templates, adding a better editor and a calendar, handling SEO and maintaining and backup your Joomla environment - everything you need to build your website.
Who this course is for:
- Individuals responsible for building and maintaining a website
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