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Written by Web Master   
Friday, 29 June 2007

If you've visited our Joomla site before, you've noticed some changes. 

We changed web hosts and it is such a hassle to transfer a CMS website that we just decided to rebuild the website instead of transferring it. 

We're going to leave the site pretty much as it is when you install it.  We did change the template.

If you are a first time website author, we don't recommend any CMS for your first website.  We recommend you dig around on our main website at www.createafreewebsite.net and learn how to build websites with simple HTML.

If you decide you want to create a website with Joomla, we'll make only 2 suggestions to get you started.

First - get a Mozilla browser.  Joomla doesn't like any IE browser.

Second - visit the main Joomla site at joomla.org.  Search the components section for JoomlaXplorer and let it be your first component installation after you install Joomla!   You'll need it to manipulate the files on your Joomla site.

Then when you get ready to start modifying the website, go back to Joomla.org and learn to live in the Visual Tutorial section.

Joomla is the best of the free CMS software packages.   Unfortunately, NO CMS is for beginners!!

For screenshots of the Joomla Administrator, which include the editor and how to add images to web pages, click here!!  

 

SiteReptile CMS

There is one CMS that I do recommend for first timers.   It is called SiteReptile. 

SiteReptile is a simple CMS that does not use the MySQL databse.  It creates its own flat file database.  Because of that, it runs faster, the editor works more smoothly and the websites created using the tool will run about ten times faster than a conventional CMS website.

You can get SiteReptile free, with free web hosting at Createasite.net. And get this, No Ads on your web pages and enough bandwidth for about a million visitors a month.  Sounds to good to be TRUE, but it's totally free.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 04 May 2008 )
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Newsflash 1
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 24 July 2007
I'm amazed  by the number of websites or companies that own websites, who have written off  the segment of the internet population who still use dial up connections.  I test just about everything on a dial up connection before I even think about recommending it to the public.  Even some of the companies that we advertise for seem to discount the dial up user with Macromedia presentations that can't be viewed by a large percentage of their visitors.  Get real guys.  How many people are going to sit around for 5 minutes waiting for this crap to load?
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 July 2007 )
 
Newsflash 2
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 24 July 2007
If you are thinking about creating a website with Joomla,  you should know that the web host you choose will most likely not offer direct support for the tool.  Very few, if any,  do!!  Your support for Joomla will come from the main joomla.org website.  This is true for any of the CMS or scripted packages that a web host offers.  If you choose to build a website with one of the scripted packages, you should research the documentation that is available for the tool, before signing up with a web host.  Many of them have little or no support and very poor documentation.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 July 2007 )
 
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