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Create a hidden menu item for search results
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You want to see search results in a specific page, have modules associated to that page but do not want to have a specific menu item for it. Why? Because you already have a search box in your... -
You can eliminate cache issues in SimplifyYourWeb extensions
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The Joomla module title and a little misconception
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Once in a while, I am asked specific questions about modules. The user thinks there are problems with the module while the issues are actually template related. Those questions come from a confusion...
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You can eliminate cache issues in SimplifyYourWeb extensions
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- First published November 05, 2023
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You have been setting up one of the extensions downloaded from this site and you are having a difficult time understanding what is going on with some of the advanced parameters... What is site mode? Why are my changes not reflected on the live site? Can you make it easier for me?
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You can create a testimonials section with Trombinoscope Contacts
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- First published March 01, 2016
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In just a few steps you can setup a 'testimonials' section on your Joomla website.
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You can skin a date formatted with PHP
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- First published December 11, 2017
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The PHP date format is very powerful and, although most people understand how to parse a date with the date() PHP function, it is less known that one can include HTML tags into it. Why would you really need to add HTML tags into a parsed date? It will allow you to have a handle on its content, therefore enabling its styling through CSS.
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You may not need the jQuery's Migrate plugin after all
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- First published February 25, 2016
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Migrate has been created to make jQuery code backup compatible with versions of jQuery prior to v1.9. It is packaged with the Joomla! framework (which will hopefully soon contain the latest version of the plugin) to ensure older scripts still work with jQuery without breaking your site.
In the ongoing race to speed up websites, reducing the number of script libraries that load on a page is a way to achieve just that. Should you try and prevent Migrate from loading all-together? Do you really need it? Do the jQuery scripts loaded on your site really use deprecated features?
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