This module displays a menu on the site (frontend). Menus can be displayed in a wide variety of ways by using the menu options and css menu styles. Help
{loadmodule mod_menu,Menu Example}
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Syndicate Module
The syndicate module will display a link that allows users to take a feed from your site. It will only display on pages for which feeds are possible. That means it will not display on single article, contact or weblinks pages, such as this one. Help
{loadposition syndicate,Syndicate}
Breadcrumbs Module
Breadcrumbs provide a pathway for users to navigate through the site. Help
{loadmodule breadcrumbs,breadcrumbs}
Editors
Editors are used thoughout Joomla! where content is created. TinyMCE is the default choice in most locations although CodeMirror is used in the template manager. No Editor provides a text box for html content.
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Most Read Content
This module shows a list of the currently published Articles which have the highest number of page views. Help
{loadmodule articles_popular,Articles Most Read}
System
System plugins operate every time a page on your site loads. They control such things as your URLS, whether users can check a “remember me” box on the login module, and whether caching is enabled. New is the redirect plugin that together with the redirect component will assist you in managing changes in URLs.
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Content
Content plugins run when specific kinds of pages are loaded. They do things ranging from protecting email addresses from harvesters to creating page breaks.
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- Code Highlighter (GeSHi) Help
Editors-xtd
These plugins are the buttons found beneath your editor. They only run when an editor plugin runs.
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- Editor Button: Image Help
- Editor Button: Readmore Help
- Editor Button: Page Break Help
- Editor Button: Article Help
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News Flash
Displays a set number of articles from a category based on date or random selection. Help
{loadmodule articles_news,News Flash}
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