Posts Tagged “joomla”

Some useful modifications to Joomla Podcast Suite

by Luke Rodgers on February 19, 2009

Modifying the feed view to display an image, and altering the module to provide easy CSS access

The #1 reason not to use Joomla

by Luke Rodgers on November 15, 2008

The most annoying issue with Joomla!, despite the admirable efforts of many people involved with the project, is its tendancy to output crappy HTML. Even still, at least one of the default themes uses tables for layout, and last time (…)

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Ampersand validation issues with Joomla

by Luke Rodgers on September 17, 2008

Joomla! is, in many ways, a great CMS. One of its shortcomings, however, is that it has been slow to adopt web standards, which frequently manifests itself in annoying validation issues with generated XHTML and XML feeds. These issues are (…)

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Using Wordpress as a CMS – Part 1

by Luke Rodgers on July 19, 2008

For those searching for a free, feature-rich and easily-extensible Content Management System (CMS), Wordpress is not to be overlooked. Not only is there a growing “literature” of blog posts and tutorials on how to use Wordpress as a CMS, but (…)

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