Joomla CMS website more flexible then other open source CMS and cost effective

The Joomla CMS software is one of the most flexible types of Content Management Systems, especially when it comes to customizing and adapting it to design and develop different types of specialty Joomla websites. Joomla CMS is more popular among website developers because of its free availability. Any one, who wants to build quick websites with out any cost, will be happy to use in- built feature in Joomla. Joomla contains a large number of extensions which are easily available to use by website designers. Joomla customization offers many additional features which are not available in Joomla Extensions. It is like tailoring the websites according to own personal choice.

A world-class content management system has the backing of proven processes and value-adding methodologies and works for all kinds of websites. The CMS framework would enable the website to have strong inventory management, it would be capable of handling complex business operations, and will enable sales management solutions. A Joomla designer designs for you exactly that kind of a website that will meet all your business needs, boost your sales, and keep you a step ahead of your closest competitors by reducing your operational costs while at the same time increasing your efficiency and popularity quotient of your website.

Joomla is one those content management systems that are available freely and can be installed and deployed to build a website that is up and running in… Read the rest

Posted on Oct 31st, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

10 Ways to Create a Mobile Friendly WordPress Site

Mobile technology is going big. Every other user is now viewing your website from their iPhone or other smart phones. It is essential that you create a mobile friendly version of your WordPress site. Majority of top sites and blogs have already made their sites mobile friendly, but there are tons of other sites and blogs that lacks a mobile friendly version. In this article, we will share some ways you can create a mobile friendly version of your WordPress blog for your users and for yourself.

For Users

In this section we will share all the ways that will create a mobile friendly version of WordPress for your users.

1. WPtap is a WordPress specialist in developing mobile themes/plugins that can instantly convert your WordPress site into web-application experience when viewed from iPhone, iPod Touch, touch-based Blackberry, and Android smartphones.

WPtap offers both free and paid themes.4 fine-designed themes are available at WPtap: Tap News(iPhone App style mobile theme); Video Tube ( for video blogging and content sharing on mobile site); News Gallery(for image-centric and magazine style WordPress websites); News Press(for News, Blog, and other text-centric WordPress sites).

WPtap Pages is another advanced new design from WPtap.With features like elegant slideshow and thumbnail images, it makes a perfect choice for directory listing and product showcases.

They also provide theme customization service for users. So far, they have got a lot of positive feedback from customers. (http://www.wptap.com/)

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The Power of Any Joomla Component

Joomla is content management software. With the help of Joomla you can build web sites online applications. Joomla’s popularity rose due to its uncomplicated and easy way of usage and also due to its features that can be modified and changed. Joomla is easy to obtain and downloaded for free. There are five types of Joomla extensions: Joomla module, Joomla component, Joomla Plugins, Joomla Templates and Joomla Languages.

What is a Joomla component? A Joomla component is a distinct application. The Joomla component consists of its own set of functions. Its database is unique and so is its presentation. Therefore when you install a Joomla component on your web site, you are actually adding an application. Examples of this can be a forum, a newsletter or a photo gallery. They will all act as different applications – as individual systems. Only a single component will be shown on the main page of your web site. The menu will be a kind of switch between different components.

A Joomla module is completely different from the Joomla component. Modules are extensions that provide some information on your web site. Basically a Joomla module is a way of portraying information that is already present on the web site. This feature adds an additional function to an already existing application or the Joomla component. A Joomla module is not an objective application, it will put forward certain information or it will append a function to an… Read the rest

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Types of Blogs

A weblog (or simply blog) is a website that ‘publishes’ or features articles (which are called ‘blog posts’, ‘posts’, or ‘entries’), written by an individual or a group that make use of any or a combination of straight texts, photographs or images (photo blog), video (video blog), audio files (audio blog,) and hyperlinks.

Usually presented and arranged in reverse chronological order, blogs are essentially used for online journal or a web diary, content management system and online publishing platform.

A typical blog has the following components:

· Post date -the date and time of the blog entry

· Category – the category that the blog belongs to

· Title – the title of the blog

· Main body – the main content of the blog

· RSS and track back – links the blog back from other sites

· Comments – commentaries that are added by readers

· Permalinks – the URL of the full article

· Other optional items – calendar, archives, blog rolls, and add-ons or plug-ins

A blog can also have a footer, usually found at the bottom of the blog, that shows the post date, the author, the category, and the ‘stats’ ( number of comments).

There are numerous types of blogs:

1. Political blog – on news, politics, activism, and other issue based blogs (such as campaigning).… Read the rest

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