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March
How I met Joomla - Cédric Keiflin
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- Written by: Serge Billon
- Category: March
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Over 15 years ago Cédric Keiflin crossed the road of Joomla, he learned the CMS, but that’s not all. He shared his knowledge via certain products and his writings, in the French-speaking and international community.
Google Analytics - What is it good for?
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- Written by: Brian Teeman
- Category: March
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Last week I visited a website and saw something that I hadn’t seen for what seems like over a decade - a counter telling me I was the 3619th visitor to the site.
Case Study - It is not even about Joomla, yet
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- Written by: Fernando Molina
- Category: March
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When I say that a webpage speaks a lot about its owner, be it a company, a government agency, a project or a person, I am not talking about its contents and layout. I am referring to many things that become explicit when approaching the process of crafting a page for any of them.
Explore the Core - Contact Component - Part 1
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- Written by: Johannes Dürscheid
- Category: March
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Today I'll give you a short overview of the contact component (com_contact) of Joomla! The contact component is a really powerful tool in your Joomla instance, which is underappreciated by most users.
Submitting your article(s) to the Joomla Community Magazine
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- Written by: Anja de Crom
- Category: March
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In our previous article about writing for the Joomla Community Magazine we explained how you can create an account on the JCM, the two ways you can write (submit directly or share a Google doc first) and, very briefly, how to submit your article. In this article we show you how to do that step by step.
Read more: Submitting your article(s) to the Joomla Community Magazine
Submit Events to the Joomla Events Calendar
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- Written by: Todd Woodward
- Category: March
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As the Events Team lead, and the JUG Team lead, we want to see Joomla User Groups publish their events, because the Joomla Community wants to know about all your events. We also want you to add these events to your JUG’s pages in a way that requires low effort because we want you to spread the word.