Before I go, I wanted to give you a few more resources in case you have more
questions with Joomla.
Hopefully, you've got a great foundation now, you feel confident moving forward,
and building your Joomla
Web site, but learning is never done.
There's always more to learn about Joomla,
and there is new things coming out about Joomla every day.
So let me give you some resources for that.
I'm here in the Administrator side of Joomla,
and there is a Help menu that's available to you, and in fact, the Help menu is quite helpful.
There is some Joomla
help that's available right here in the back-end of Joomla.
If you select this, you will find Help documents located right here on the
side of the screen.
You can scroll through these.
Occasionally, this Help will show up as context specific.
So if you are in the Article Manager, and you click on Help there, you will wind
up at seeing the help that pertains specifically to the Article Manager.
You can also always go visit the Joomla!
Forum, which is right here at forum.joomla.org, and if you take a look in the
forum, scroll on down to where you find
Joomla! 3.0 - Ask Support Question Here, and you will notice that this is divided into
specific areas. Sort of general Joomla! 3
questions, installing it, administering it, migrating, and upgrading to it,
any security issues with it, extensions, templates, search engines,
languages, and performance.
So feel free to come here and ask any of your Joomla! 3 questions.
These forums are regularly trafficked by a lot of people who know a lot about Joomla,
and you should expect answers. As you can see here, these are getting some fairly
regular traffic, and some fairly regular answers.
You can always check lynda.com to find out what my latest videos are, and some
that might be helpful to you, if you take a look at Joomla! 1.7 and
Joomla! 2.5: Access Control Lists in Depth.
As I mentioned before, this course talks about configuring ACL inside of Joomla,
and while this is using the older Joomla! 2.5
interface, the methods of going about setting up ACL for
Joomla! 3.0 have not changed at all.
So you can follow this course to get the method of how to adjust your site for
all kinds of crazy ACL settings,
but you are just going to have to adapt this a little bit to Joomla! 3's interface.
Finally, of course, you can take a look at my Web Site Strategy and Planning course.
This will help you a great deal in planning your Web site, and asking your client
questions, managing your client, getting content from your client; all kinds of
things that you might wish to know about, in terms of planning your Web site
before you start building.
Be sure you keep an eye out for my
Joomla! 3: Responsive Design course, which will talk about templating in
Joomla! 3 in depth, using the Bootstrap framework.
Thank you so much for watching Joomla! 3:
Essential Training.
I had a great time.
Please be sure to send me your feedback.
I do read it, and I think very carefully about it, and I incorporate it into all of my courses.
I look forward to hearing from you, or maybe seeing you at a Joomla
event.