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This is one of my favorite components. There are so many types of websites that can benefit from a calendar on their website. JCal Pro/ JCal Client is a great solution. They've released a beta version that now allows you to have multiple calendars. Maybe your site is for your church and you have many departments with multiple events. You can now separate these out so they're less cluttered. If you add on a separate Access Control Level component you could even regulate who sees what on your calendar.
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Keyword density is the number of times a keyword or phrase appears on your web page compared to the total number of words measured in percentage. Keyword density can be used as a factor in determining whether a web page is relevant to a specified keyword or keyword phrase in the world of search engine optimization.
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One of my favorite WSYWIG editors is JCE. The first thing I do with a new Joomla installation is load in this editor.
I love the way you can upload images with JCE. I also like the DocMan plug-in for JCE. Linking to articles is also very easy because you get dropdown boxes to select either the specific article or the existing link to the destination.
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There's the long way and the short way to move your Joomla site. This Joomla! tip of the week will focus on
the short way. If your web host offers
cpanel with file manager you're good to go.
- Log
into cpanel on your old host and select file manager.
- Create
an archive of the files you want to move.
If your site is in a sub-directory, open that directory first then
select all. This will save you a step later.
- Download
this archived file to your hard drive.
- Go
back to cpanel and open phpMyAdmin.
- Select
your database from the list and click export.
- Save
as file should be ticked.
- Download
this file too.
- Go to
your new hosts cpanel open MySQL databases and create a new empty
database.
- Don't
forget to add a user to that database.
- Back
to Cpanel and open up phpMyAdmin.
- Select
the database from the list.
- Click
import and import the sql file you saved from your old host.
- FTP
the archive file over to the new host.
- Back
to cpanel and open up File manager.
- Extract
your archived file.
- Open
up your old configuration.php file in Dreamweaver or some html editor.
- Change
db name, db user, db password to reflect the new information, and the two
absolute path references to the new hosts path.
- Upload
changed configuration file to the new server.
- TADA!
If you wound up with your Joomla files in a subfolder,
you can use cpanels file manager to move them to the public_html or httpdocs
folder.
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