Today, I learned that 1and1 has a bit of a goofy issue concerning the version of php that is installed on their servers. You see they have somehow achieved both php 4. This poses an issue when it comes to Joomla! Because it automatically uses the php 4. 0 were installed and being utilized.

A lot of things actually went really well. I found I had a lot of fun using my experience with developing to edit the template to exactly how I wanted it. Once I figured out the basics of Joomla! In the future I would definitely find a lot of content to use first. The lack of content was hardest part of the whole project. Overall, working with Joomla! All good things come to an end. It is very simple to install, only takes 2-3 minutes to set-up and when you done your sit.

A handy solution for setting meta tags for individual Drupal pages. A great backup tool for your Drupal site. An easy way to allow editing with client-side editors when creating Drupal content.

A blog about my class of CMS. Rhetorical Analysis of My CMS Website. Posted January 21, 2010. That serves as my portfolio for myself using joomla. I spent a lot of time working on adding content from classes I have taken. I thought I would take a few minutes to share 2 plugins that I came across when working on my website. The first is called ContentPassword. My Website Up and Going.