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We hope that this blog will hopefully keep you entertained and informed and that it will be a great source of information for you. You are free to comment and contribute! If you want to post an article in our blog pleaes write us a email using the contact us page.
Joomla 2.5 - The Recaptcha plugin has vanished
Written by joomfreak // Monday, 25 November 2013 09:51 // Blog
Has Joomla!’s ReCaptcha stopped working?
Yes – Google has changed its servers’ addresses, and version 2.5.16 was released before these changes could be entered in the Joomla! code.
We can fix it in just a few short steps!
Every now and then, someone asks about using a background music track for their Joomla website. I don’t think this is a great idea, personally, but if you really have to, then here is a simple module for doing it quickly and easily. Let’s take a look …
How to reduce SEO risk in migrations, domain changes, etc.
Written by joomfreak // Thursday, 21 November 2013 12:03 // Blog
How to reduce SEO risk in migrations, domain changes, etc.
We often get requests for help about SEO management on the forum from people who need to migrate their website (e.g. for the forthcoming version 3.5), change domain name, or simply refresh their site with a graphic restyle and structural revamp to create new business opportunities.
In this initial article, I’ll be going through the various types of migration and the issues involved. It is important to bear all this in mind when undertaking any kind of migration.
Joomla is different. It holds all the content within several MySQL database tables. What you'll be designing is the shell, which will eventually hold content when it is called from the database by a web user selecting a link on the site. At the same time, the layout and CSS you create for the template will be automatically applied across many pages (perhaps thousands) depending on how big the site is. This can be quite liberating and overwhelming, or frustrating at the same time.
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