In part 1, we covered Joomla SEO as a way of increasing traffic to your website. SEO, however, won't do you any good if you don't have any content to optimize, right?
Website content comes in all shapes and forms and as the saying goes, "content is king". This is true because the only reason people visit your website is they are looking for something. They have a need, and they think you can satisfy that need. It is therefore very important to choose the right kind of content that you are going to provide your users.
Quickstart packages are a really cool way to get started with a Joomla template or a complex component. A quickstart is basically a fully functional and customized Joomla package containing module, templates and plugins with all the configurations and data in place.
This guide will help you to create a custom package. You can create any kind of site package eg a backup of your site or a simple demo package for a client.
Joomla ship with Mootools as its default javascript libray and sometimes you don't want to load it in certain components. This could be because you are using another javascript library or you simple don't need it in that component. Well, I have dug up a short code from the Joomla forum to disable it.
Isn't it frustrating how web forms appear different on different web browsers, well, a cure has been found. Nathan Smith of SonSpring has compiled a little library that adds some class to your forms.The library is named formalize. While formalize is primarily a CSS framework, it utilizes a little javascript to bridge the gap in HTML5 support in older browsers.