Comxa.com Website Review

Joomla is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) that has its humble beginnings as a fork of the now dead CMS called Mambo. Joomla is written in PHP and uses object-oriented programming with data being stored in a MySQL database. It has features like RSS feeds, page caching, printable pages, blogs, search, news flashes, and multiple-language support built right in by default. While it may seem like Joomla would be difficult to install, its installation process is almost as easy as WordPress, another popular CMS that is known for its ease of use. However, Joomla has a natural speed, simplicity, and consortium in design that many web developers prefer over WordPress, especially when designing large corporate websites. This article will detail how to install Joomla, common issues you may encounter during installation, and how to fix them. Many web hosting providers make a one click installer called Softacu*ous available in CPanel. It is hands down the easiest way to To install Joomla via Softacu*ous, first open Softacu*ous and do a search for “Joomla”. The version you want to install should be set to the latest version under “Software Setup”. Next, fill out your website’s name and a description of what it’s about under “Site Settings”. If you would like your website to be filled with sample content, you can select what kind of sample content you would like it to use under “Database Settings”, or leave it set to “None” if you want your website to start out empty. Under “Admin Account”, set up a username, secure pas*word, and enter your real name and email address. This is the account you will Under “Choose Language” select the language you would like to Joomla to use. Under “Advanced Options”, you can change the database name and prefix Joomla uses to store data (not necessary in most cases). You can also disable update notification emails, set Joomla to auto upgrade, and change the default backup location as well as set up