This tutorial will show you how to optimize your article title when using pagebreaks. Probably you have noticed that when you use pagebreaks the website title states firstly the article title and then the new page title. This tutorial will show you how to avoid this and have the new page title first and then the […]
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Joomla – How to put your domain name after the title
Usually Joomla cannot display your website name after the title you have set for it. However it’s pretty simple to make it the way that you want. There is a file named head.php in your joomla file structure. You need to find and edit this file. The path to this file is: libraries/joomla/document/html/renderer/head.php Open the […]
Howto add custom alt and title text in Joomla mod_banners
Unfortunately by default mod_banners in Joomla is using the banner name as alt text and there is no title text at all. It’s quite easy to set this up though. Firstly you need to edit your helper.php file located at modules/mod_banners directory. Open the file and find this line: $image = ‘imageurl.’” alt=”‘.JText::_(‘Banner’).’” />’; Now […]
How to use Anchor in SMF – Simple Machine Forums
Unfortunately there is no icon for anchors in SMF 1.1.x. However all version after 1.1.3 supports anchors by default. Here is how to use it. Creating the link: [iurl=#clicl_me]Click Me[/iurl] Defining the location: [anchor=click_me]Destination[/anchor] Not sure how it is in SMF 2 but in 1.1.x works just great. Good luck!
phpBB3: How to set breadcrumbs to your home page
This tutorial explains how to set your home page in the forums breadcrumbs.
NOTE: This tutorial is only for phpBB3.
phpBB2: MOD – Rank in front of the nickname
Open the file /includes/page_header.php If you want to put [admin] you should find the following lines: if ( $row[‘user_level’] == ADMIN ) { $row[‘username’] = ‘[admin] <b>’ . $row[‘username’] . ‘</b>’; $style_color = ‘style=”color:#’ . $theme[‘fontcolor3’] . ‘”‘; } replace them with: if ( $row[‘user_level’] == ADMIN ) { $row[‘username’] = ‘[admin] <b>’ . $row[‘username’] […]