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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.

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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.

About the author

Luca volunteers for Joomla since 2007. He started in the Italian Community and moved to the global one in 2015. He served in several roles and teams: from JED to Certification Program, from Trademark to Compliance. He is Secretary of Open Source Matters, Inc. since 2017.

Luca serves as Lead Editor for the Joomla Community Magazine since March 2020.

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Some articles published on the Joomla Community Magazine represent the personal opinion or experience of the Author on the specific topic and might not be aligned to the official position of the Joomla Project

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