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Konstruksi

xmanalu — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 05:32:46 +0000

Coba Konstruksi….

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TinyMce

xmanalu — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 14:52:26 +0000

Joomla! allows you to use any one of a number of different HTML editors, but the recommended one, and the one
illustrated here, is called Tiny MCE. This editor produces HTML code which is compliant with international
standards as set by the World Wide Web consortium. Don’t worry if you don’t know what that means, but just be
aware that it is possible you might see a slightly different editor to the one shown here.
If an HTML editor does not appear on your system, you will need to install and/or activate an editor. Joomla! comes
with Tiny MCE already installed, and activated. Many people prefer the mosCE editor – which is an enhanced
version of TinyMCE.
You can use the toolbar area at the top of the description box to modify the format of your description – to add
bold, italics, bullet points, etc. The ‘Styles’ dropdown box lists all of the pre-defined style settings that have been set
up for the template you are using. The effect this has on the selected text could be anything from changing its
colour, to changing its size, to adding a background image, and many other settings. You can highlight some text
and select a style to apply to that text.
Next to the ‘Styles’ dropdown box is another dropdown which allows you to specify the type of information that
you are writing – for example you can specify that the selected text be formatted as a main heading, or a subheading,
or just the text of a paragraph. The manner in which these options affect your text depends on the settings
of the template. The other options in the toolbar are very similar to the types of options that you get in most word
processors, so their operation should be reasonably

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SSH

xmanalu — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 14:50:03 +0000

In order to check an item back in (and therefore make it available for editing by any administrator), you need to
either click on the ‘save’ toolbar button (if you want to keep your changes), or the ‘cancel’ toolbar button (which will
discard your changes). Once you click on one of these buttons, the main menu will be enabled again. In earlier
versions of Mambo (from whence Joomla! originates), you were able to just jump straight to another menu item, and
this meant that the item you were editing would be left checked out – and unvailable for others to edit.
The section editor allows you to enter a title and name for your section, and any introductory text you wish to add.
The ‘title’ is intended as a short word or two which can be used as the text for menus or lists, whereas the ‘name’
can be slightly longer and can be used as the heading for the page. You can use the same text for both the title and
the name if you want.
You can also specify an image to associate with the section. Images can be uploaded using the Media Manager –
see the official documentation on the Joomla! help website (http://help.joomla.org) for more information on how to
do this. The ‘Image Position’ option allows you to specify whereabouts on the page your specified image (if any)
should appear. For now, we can ignore this and the other options on this page, and move onto the ‘description’
area which is the large white

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