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Many web designers prefer to build their websites in test folders and when their development is over to move their Joomla applications to the root folder of their hosting accounts. For the purpose of this article let us presume that we have a Joomla 1.5 installed in the public_html/test folder in our account and we want to move it to the public_html directory so that it will be directly accessible through www.yourdomain.com . This change consists of the following steps: 1. Move all of the files and folders from your Joomla folder to the new directory. In our case from public_html/test to public_html 2. Reconfigure your application. You should edit your configuration.php file and make the following changes in it: Change: var $log_path = '/home/user/public_html/test/logs'; To: var $log_path = '/home/user/public_html/logs'; Change: var $tmp_path = '/home/user/public_html/test/tmp'; To: var $tmp_path = '/home/user/public_html/tmp'; Change: var $ftp_ro...

1. http://beautyindesign.com/archived-joomla-templates-from-the-old-site Joomla Template Conversion (1.0.x) The Template Migration for Joomla Series will show you how to take an existing, static template and convert it for use with Joomla. This highly requested series covers every aspect of template conversion: Organizing the file structure for Joomla, insertion of the Joomla PHP tags, matching and re-naming CSS conventions for compatibility with JOOMLA, and more! By the completion of this series you will gain all the know-how necessary to migrate your template for Joomla. Video One Video Two Video Three Video Four Video Five Video Six Video Seven 2.  http://www.phpeveryday.com/articles/Joomla-Template-Making-Basic-Template-Use-Dreamweaver-CS3-P149.html

Building Joomla! sites from scratch. A sitemap is critical to having a well organized site. You must make an effort to draft one before you start working in the administrator backend. Joomla generates a page the instant you click its link. This means that the pages viewed can be easily changed by changing the menu links rather than the content itself. Joomla offers two methods to organize articles. The first is to use uncategorized articles, which are suited for very small sites. For larger sites the second method of sections in categories needs to be used. Building Joomla! sites from scratch. A sitemap is critical to having a well organized site. You must make an effort to draft one before you start working in the administrator backend. Joomla generates a page the instant you click its link. This means that the pages viewed can be easily changed by changing the menu links rather than the content itself. Joomla offers two methods to organize articles. The first is to use uncategorized ...