The March Issue
The JCM Team is proud to present you the March Issue of the Joomla! Community Magazine.
This month’s edition features:
- An article about DKIM, DMARC and SPF by Philip Walton
- Anja de Crom interviewed Carlos Camara as elected Operations Department Coordinator
- A tutorial on how to transform the login screen of your website by Daniel Dubois
- Serge Billon interviewed Harald Leithner as an extensions developer contributing to Joomla
- Joe Sonne presented the upcoming JoomlaDay USA 2024
- Sigrid Gramlinger shares a story about Joomla being part of the women&&code event
- Viviana Menzel shared some tips and tricks about Cassiopeia, the default Joomla frontend template
- Christiane Maier Stadtherr explained how to continue testing Joomla, after the PBF
- James Gichuru shared his impressions after attending his first Pizza, Bugs and Fun Event
- Another post-PBF story has been published by Emmanuel Lemor
- Philip Walton wrote a guide about CSS
- Charvi Mehra wrote an article about Joomla testing
- Dan Atrill shared a story on the usage of the built-in Cron feature.
This release wouldn't have been possible without the work of the Community Magazine Team, all the authors and all the people who allowed us to interview them.
Thanks to all those who participated.
The Call for Authors for the Community Magazine is always open, we are eager to receive your articles.
If you want to write for the Magazine, regularly or just once, drop us a line at
Contributed to this issue:
Luca Marzo (Co-Editor), Anja de Crom (Co-Editor), Sandra Decoux (Creative Director), Louise Hawkins (Creative Director), Philip Walton (Author), Dan Atrill (Author), Daniel Dubois (Author), Christiane Maier-Stadtherr (Author), Viviana Menzel (Author), Joe Sonne (Author), Serge Billon (Author), Emmanuel Lemor (Author), James Gichuru (Author), Charvi Mehra (Author).
We want to thank also all the developers, leaders and volunteers who dedicated their time to answer our interviews.
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Comments 10
Call me dense....but it's my first time attempting to read one of the monthly magazines, yet I cannot find a link to bring me to the actual magazine! All I see is the page with the bulleted list of topics.
Hi Richard, glad you found us . The clickable list is on the right, next to this article, or below it if you're reading on phone. Also the month name above the article (in this case March links to the article overview.
Hi,
What the purpose of this Issue article if ppl can't click on each article ?
Can we have it plz .
Hi Semaphore, this is the editor's intro as you may have seen in printed magazine's as well. It's not an index and it's not a category view, it's an intro and a thank-you article (you may have noticed that the author's names and the participant's names are also not linked).
Right next to this article - or below it if you're on mobile - you'll find the clickable list. Also the month name above the article (in this case March links to the article overview. For now we're not going to link the articles in the intro.
A magazin intro ? I 'm on a website not on a paper : we have link on web ;-)
What is the downside of linking ? I can see in other comment I'm not the only one about this.
For now the UX journeyis : we click on the "intro article" we see articles, we check on the right which don't list all article so we have to click on the "view all" blink and we land on a veeeeeery long page with all articles wich need a loooot of scrolling.
As a UX designer I really can't see where is the downside of adding links.
For now that is.
Hi,
I can't see this one in the list : CSS is evolving, evolve your code with this simple guide
Good catch. There was another one missing from the list, I've added that as well.
I figured out that the magazine is using {month}-{YY} categories. So, I checked if it can list all categories at /categories. And here we go, surprisingly it's very much organised though. It would be nice if we could have this link in the sidebar for quick access.
Magzines All Categories Link
Hi Avinash, if you click Issues in the menu above, you get exactly the same result. So it's already there