Joomla! 1.0/1.5 – Legacy

You can easily change your administrator’s username from the Joomla admin area > Site -> User Manager. Once there, check the box next to the administrator username and click the Edit button located at the top-right Joomla menu. In the Edit menu you … Continued

Joomla 1.0.x is configured to work based on the domain name it is accessed through.  That is why if you change the primary domain name of the web hosting account where your Joomla is located you will have to make some reconfigurations … Continued

Sometimes, when you have made a change in your Joomla application and it does not appear on the front end, the only solution is cleaning the cache. You can clean your Joomla 1.5 cache from the admin area > Tools > … Continued

First of all, you should download the language pack which you wish to install. You can find a lot of language packs at this URL. Once you have downloaded the language pack, you can install it from your Joomla 1.5 admin … Continued

Generally, the choice of a particular module depends on the exact preference the website administrator has. Therefore, we would advise you to try a Google search for the module you need or to take a look at the Joomla or Mambo forums for suggestions. … Continued

Enabling cache will increase the overall performance of your Joomla application. You can enable caching from your Joomla admin area > Site > Global Configuration > System. At the right side of the System page, under Cache Settings, next to Cache you should select Yes. Then click Saveat … Continued

You can change the default template from Joomla’s admin panel > Extensions -> Template manager. Once there, check the radio button next to your new template and from the top right menu choose “Default”. More information on how to manage your … Continued

The bridge components for Joomla 1.0.x rarely work properly, and even when they do, an upgrade of one of the two integrated applications will almost certainly break the overall functionality of your website. This is why the best solution for … Continued