Figure 23: Images Tab Front-end
Okay so we see how to assign images to the {mosimage} tags that we embedded in to our documents but where do these images come from? Joomla! has a Media Manager, which can only be accessed through the Administrator panel (Back-end). Further Information: Chapter 6: Managing Media The Media Manager allows you to upload, store and organise your images. The images used for articles are stored in a sub-folder called stories under the images directory. In the upper left-hand corner of the images Tab, you will see the Sub-folder drop-down list. Use this list to select the sub-folders underneath the stories folder.

PublishingTab

The next Tab in this window is the Publishing Tab. This allows the Author to specify: Theintendedviewingaudience Theproposedstartandfinishdatesforpublishing WhetherthearticleistobeshownontheFrontPageofthewebsite.
Figure 24: Publishing Tab Front-end
The first field, Access Level, determines who can see the article:
Field Name Details/Options

Access Level:

There are thee levels of access: Public: The article will be available to every user in the Public area of the web site including guests. If the Author chooses to make the Access Level Registered, the content will only be available to Registered users. Determines that the article will only be available to users with Manager, Administrator, or Super Administrator permissions.

Registered:

Special:

Author Alias:

The Author can create a new article under an alias rather than the Username that they use to login to the web site. Of course, this along with all other aspects of the article, are subject to editorial review by an Editor or Publisher. Any new article is, by default, added to the top of the list of articles. Ultimately, the Editor or Publisher will determine their position. The item must be saved first though. The last fields in the Publishing Tab determine when the article will appear and if it will be displayed on the Front Page. The field allows the author to specify the date and time that the article will become available on the web site. The format for specifying a time is Year-Month-Day. As you can see from the picture above this article was set to start publishing on October 14, 2006. The Finish publishing field will accept the same date format as the Start Publishing field but also understands the keyword Never allowing the article to become a permanent part of the web site.

Figure 30: Web Link screen
Note: The introductory text on the Web Links Categories page is editable. Access is via the language file. Further Information: Chapter 8: Language Manager

CheckInMyItems

When working in one of the edit windows, such as when an Author is creating new content, you should always click on the Cancel or Save buttons to exit the page. The reason for this is that Joomla! locks the content while you are editing it, preventing other users such as Editors and Publishers from accessing the content. Exiting these edit windows improperly can mean the Item becomes locked to others. Here are just a few cases when this could occur: Theusermayaccidentallyclosetheirbrowserwindowbeforecancellingorsavingthe transaction. Theusermayusethebrowsernavigationfunctionstomoveawayfromthesitebefore cancellingorsavingthetransaction. PerhapsapowerfailurejustknocksyourPCoutatthewrongtime. Whatever the reason, not saving, or cancelling the transaction properly can lock users from accessing the article later.
If you click on an Edit button, to edit an article, and see the following dialogue box displayed it means that someone did not save or cancel an editing session properly.

Figure 31: Item locked

To correct this, the user who checked out the Item must do one of the following: UsetheCheckInMyItemsoptionintheUserMenu. ReentertheItemtocomplete,orcancel,theedittheywereundertaking. GetaSuperAdministratortocarryoutaGlobal Checkin.
Chapter 5: Introduction to Accessing Functions from the Back-end
Chapter5:IntroductiontoAccessingFunctionsfromthe Backend
In this chapter, we will: LookathowManagers,Administrators,andSuperAdministratorslogintotheBackend functions. ExaminetheControlPanel,locatedontheBackendsHomepage. DescribethedefaultbuttonsJoomla!uses.

LoggingintotheBackend

The Back-end functions are available by logging onto the Back-end via the www.yourdomainname.com/administrator URL. This will display the Login screen.
Figure 32: Back-end Login screen
Input you Username and Password in their respective fields and click the Login button. The Control Panel (Home page) is displayed.

TheControlPanel

Figure 33: Control Panel screen
The Control Panel, also known as the Home page, is always accessible from the Home menu option. The Control Panel consists of four distinct areas:

Figure 59: Category: New screen
Category Title: Category Name: Section: Image Image Position: Ordering: Access Level: Description:
Enter a short name to appear in menus. Enter a long name to be displayed in the headings fields. Select the appropriate Section from the drop down menu. If desired, select an image to be displayed for this Category (a preview will be displayed of the image). Select whether the image appears to the Right or Left of the text. Initially this field is unavailable until the Category is saved. It can be edited afterwards. Select who can see the new Category. Public, Registered, or Special Enter a description of the Category in the editor window.
Click the Save button. Note: You return to the Category Manager screen, which now displays the new Category Name you have created.

MoveaCategory

Select the Category that you wish to move. Click the Move button. The Move Category screen will be displayed.
Figure 60: Move Category screen
Select the Section to which the Category and its associated Content Items is to be moved. Click the Save button. Note: You will be returned to the Category Manager [Content: All] screen with the legend (Number) Categories moved to (Section Name) at the top of the display.

CopyaCategory

Select the Category you wish to copy. Click the Copy button. The Copy Category screen will be displayed.
Figure 61: Copy Category screen
Select the Section to which the Category, and its associated Content Items, is to be copied. Click the Save button. Note: You will be returned to the Category Manager [Content: All] screen with the legend (Number) Categories copied to (Section Name) at the top of the display.

DeleteaCategory

Note: Ensure that all Content Items within the Category to be deleted are either moved or deleted. Select the Category you wish to delete by using the check box on the left hand side of the Sections name. Click the Delete button. The Are you Sure? dialogue will appear. Click OK. The Category will now be removed from the list and database.

ManageContentItems

Managers, Administrators and Super Administrators may create, edit, and generally manage Content Items from the Administrators Back-end as well as the Front-end. In this Section, we will be looking at how to: CreateanewContentItem MoveaContentItem CopyaContentItem ArchiveaContentItem

TheContentItemsManager

Access: Select Content > All Content Items. Access: Click the Content Items Manager button from the Home page. The Content Items Manager [Section: All] screen will be displayed.
Figure 62: Content Items Manager screen
The Content Items Manager shows a list of the Content Items on your site. The following information is displayed:
Column Name Details and Options
This is the title of the Content Items and is listed within Section and Category. Click the Title: title to edit content. A Padlock button, check-in, click the title. , next to it shows that it is checked-out. To

Published: Frontpage: Reorder:
, or Not,. Hover over this button to see This shows whether the item is Published, a summary of the publishing information. Click to change its state. This indicates whether this item is Published or Not on the Front Page. Click the Up and Down arrow buttons to move the item up or down in the list.

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Shows the ordering of Content Items. Enter the list manually in the field provided and click the Save button to save the new order. This is the user Access Level for the Content Item. Click on the Access level to switch it to Public, Registered, or Special. This is the Section associated with the Content Item. Click the Section title to edit the Section page. This is the Category associated with the Content Item. Click the Category title to edit the Category page. This shows the name of the author of the Content. If the authors name is displayed in red, click to edit the authors information.

Section:

Category:

Author:

Other functions available on this screen include: You may enter text in the Filter box to refine the list based on whether the text is found in the title of any item. Type in any text and press the Tab key. You may also limit the list to a particular Author, Category, or Section by selecting one or more combinations from the drop down boxes. Toolbar Buttons: Archive, Publish, Unpublish, Move, Copy, Trash, Edit, and New are available. A summary of their functions is listed below:
Table 10: Content Item buttons Button Function Details

Archive:

Check the Items to be archived, and click the Archive button to put Content Items into an archived state. They are still accessible to the Front-end of your site if in published mode. Select the radio button of the Items to be published, and click the Publish button.

Publish: ,

Unpublish:
Select the radio button of the Items to be un-published and click the Unpublish button.
Click the Move button to move Content Items to another Content Section or Category.
Click the Copy button to copy Content Items to another Section or Category.

Trash:

Click the Trash button to put Content Items in the Trash Bin. They are not completely removed but will not be displayed on your site. You can restore these Content Items in the Trash Manager. Click the Edit button to edit the Content Item.
Click the New button to create a new Content Item. New:

CreateaNewContentItem

There are a number of ways of accessing the Content Item: New screen. Access: Click the Add New Content button on the Home page. Access: Select Content > All Content Items > New. Access: Select Content > Content by Section > [Section Name] > [Section Name] Items > New. Any one of these actions will display the Content Item: New screen.

Page impressions provide basic item statistics. Access: Select Content > Page Impressions. The Page Impression Statistics will be displayed.
Figure 74: Page Impressions screen
This page lists each Content Item and the number of hits it has received (impressions do not include hits on the Front Page).
Chapter 7: Accessing Functions from the Back-end Administrator
Chapter7:AccessingFunctionsfromtheBackend Administrator
The Administrator has all the Front-end access privileges of a Publisher. In addition, they have the following Back-end privileges as well as those of the Manager, which are covered in detail in this chapter: TrashManager ManagingUsers ManagingMenus ManagingComponents ManagingModules ManagingMambots As with the Manager, the Administrator will not have all menu and sub-menu options available. Further Information: Appendix B Back-end Menu Options

TrashManager

Content and Menu Items that are trashed are held in the Trash Manager awaiting final deletion. They can also be restored to their original location. Access: Select Site > Trash Manager. This will display the Trash Manager screen.
Figure 75: Trash Manager screen
The Trash Manager screen lists the Content Items and Menu Items that have been trashed. Check the checkbox next to the Items to be permanently deleted, or restored, and click either the Delete button or the Restore button. If deleting the items, the Delete Items screen will be displayed.
Figure 76: Trash Manager Delete screen Joomla! 1.0.11 User Manual 96 Version 1.0.1.
Click the Delete button surrounded by a dotted line. The following dialogue will appear.

Figure 77: Are You Sure?

Click OK to confirm. If restoring the items, the Restore Items screen will be displayed.
Figure 78: Trash Manager Restore screen
Click the Restore button. The following dialogue will appear.
Figure 79: Restore Confirmation dialogue.

Click OK to confirm.

ManageUsers
In Chapter 3: Joomla! Users, we outlined the various access levels offered by Joomla! This section deals with the creation of users from the Back-end. The Table below illustrates the permissions at each Access Level.
Table 11: User Level Permissions Create User Delete User Edit User Change Access Level
Super Administrator Administrator Manager Publisher Editor Author Registered (self only) (See Note) (See Note)

Toolbar Buttons: Save and Cancel are available. Change the Client Name, Contact Name, Contact E-mail, or Extra Info as required. Click the Save button. Screen returns to Banner Manager. DeleteaBannerClient In the Banner Client Manager, Select the checkbox next to the Banner Client you wish to delete and click the Delete button. A pop up will ask whether You are sure you want to delete selected items? If you are sure, then click OK if not click Cancel.

ManageBanners

Access: Select Components > Banners > Manage Banners. The Banner Manager screen will be displayed.
Figure 92: Banner Manager screen
The Banner Manager details a list of all the banners available to be displayed. Toolbar Buttons: Upload (images), Publish, Unpublish, Delete, Edit, and New are available. The display shows the following information:

Banner Name:

The name of the banner usually associated with the client or image that associated with the banner. Click on the name or select the checkbox next to the name and click the Edit button to access the settings for the banner.

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Published: Impressions Made: Impressions Left: Clicks: % Clicks:
The status of the banner. Click on the image to either publish or un-publish the banner. The number of times the banner has been displayed. The number of times the banner has left to be displayed if this was established when the banner was set up. The number of times the banner has been clicked to access the underlying URL. The percentage calculated by the number of times the banner has been clicked divided by the number of times it has been displayed.
CreateaNewBanner To create a new banner, click the New button. The Banner: New screen will be displayed.
Figure 93: Banner New screen
Toolbar Buttons: Upload (images), Save and Cancel are available. Complete the following fields:
Banner Name: Client Name: Impressions Purchased: Show Banner: Click URL: Clicks: Custom banner code: Banner Image Selector: Banner Image:

Published: Options: (input fields 1 to 12)

Show on menu items:

Note: You may add additional options after the poll has commenced. Deleting options will corrupt the data, so you should create a new poll. WARNING!: As of 03/02/05, this is bugged because you are allowed to save a poll without items, which will generate a MySQL error. You should at least have two options filled out.
Note: This means that polls assigned to specific Menu Items must have the 'Polls' Module assigned to the same Menu Items to be displayed (Modules-> Site Modules).

Syndicate

To syndicate your site is to make the Content Items from your Web site assigned to the Frontpage Component available for syndication via a distributable file. The Syndication Component is used to publish a Newsfeed of your Public Content Items, which you have published to your Front Page in the Front-end of Joomla! Access: Select Components > Syndication. The Syndication Settings screen will be displayed.
Figure 109: Syndication Settings screen

Security Check:

If enabled then the syndication functionality will only work if the Syndicate Module (mod_rssfeed) is published. Yes or No? Choose the Yes radio button to create and display a new News Feed dependant on the value set in the Cache Time field. Choose the No radio button to display a new News Feed each time an item is added to the Frontpage Component and each time the News Feed is accessed by another server This is the number of seconds before your site's database is checked for updates. The default in Joomla! is 3600 seconds, or 60 minutes. After this time has elapsed, the News Feed will refresh itself.

Cache:

Cache Time:
WARNING!: Setting the cache to No will cause your news feed to be checked every time someone visits any site where your news feed is syndicated. This can potentially cause excessive bandwidth usage as well as an extreme draw on your server resources.
#Items: Type the number of items you would like to syndicate and display in your News Feed. Type the title you wish to display above your articles within your syndicated News Feed when it is displayed on those sites and pages, which syndicate your News Feed. The title will appear as a link to your site. Type a brief statement to describe your News Feed. If none is entered, it will default to

Joomla! site syndication.
Select an image from the drop-down menu to be included in your News Feed. If you do not have an image, you can upload one via the Media Manager. Type the text for the alt tag to compliment the image you have selected for inclusion in the News Feed via the Image drop-down menu. Yes or No? Choose the Yes radio button if you wish to limit the Text Length field. Choose the No radio button to force the value in the Text Length field to be ignored, thus displaying the entire contents of each item. Type the number of words to display per News Feed item.

Image Alt:

Limit Text:

Text Length:

Note: The Limit Text radio button must be set to Yes to activate this function.
RSS 0.91, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, ATOM 0.3, and OPML: Order:
Enable or Disable feed syndication.
The order that the items are listed in the Frontpage Manager will be displayed: Default: Frontpage Ordering: Oldest first: Arranges items according to the order set in the Frontpage Manager Same as above. Arranges items in chronological order, with the oldest items first. Arranges items in chronological order, with the newest items first. Arranges items by title in alphabetical order. Arranges items in reverse-alphabetical order.
Most recent first: Title Alphabetical: Title Reverse-Alphabetical:
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Author Alphabetical: Author ReverseAlphabetical: Most Hits:
Arranges items by author in alphabetical order. Arranges items by author in reverse alphabetical order. Arranges items according to the number of hits, with the items with the most hits first. Arranges items according to the number of hits, with the items with the least hits first.
Least Hit: Live Bookmarks:
Activate support for Firefox Live Bookmark functionality.

WebLinks

The Web Links Component is a collection of links such as favourite links, Joomla! links, or whatever you like. The Component makes it possible to count the number of clicks for each link and Registered users can submit new links from the Front-end. The Component has two options, Weblink Categories and Weblink Items. Caution: You must create a Web Links Category before you can create a Web Link.
CategoryManager[ComponentWebLinks]
Access: Select Components > Web Links > Weblink Categories. The Category Manager [Component: Web Links] screen will be displayed.
Figure 110: Category Manager Web Links screen
Category Name: Published: Order:
Click the Category name to edit the Category parameters. Click the button to change the publish status of the Category. If you wish to change the order of the categories in this back-end Table, then type in the new order number and click the Save Order button in the heading of this column. Click the Public, Registered, or Special text link to change the user Access Level. This column displays the ID for each Category as defined in the database.

Access: Category ID:

CreateaNewWebLinksCategory
Click the New button. The Category: New [Weblinks:] screen will be displayed. Toolbar Buttons: Upload, Save, Apply, and Cancel are available.
Figure 111: Category New Web Links screen
Category Title: Category Name: Ordering: Image: Image position: Access Level: Published: Description:
Type the name of the Category to be displayed on your site. Type the name of the Category to appear in the database and the back-end. Select the order of the Category among other categories. Select an image to display next to the Category Description text. The dropdown list an image choice from the images/stories folder. Select the position of the image relative to the description text. Left or Right. This is the user Access Level for the Category. Public, Registered, or Special. Check the box to display the item show on your web site. Type here a description of the Category.
Click the Save or Apply button. Note: The Link to Menu parameter is enabled after you have saved.

WeblinkManager

Access: Select Components > Web Links > Weblink Items. The Weblink Manager screen will be displayed. Toolbar Buttons: Publish, Unpublish, Delete, Edit and New are available.
Figure 112: Web Link Manager screen
This page shows show a list of the web links with the following information:
Title: Published: Reorder: Category: Hits
This is the name of the web link. Click the name to edit the web link. Click the Published button to change the publish status of the Category. Click the up and down arrow buttons to move the record up or down in the list. The web link is assigned to this Category. This is the number of hits that the web link has received.

CreateaNewWebLink

Click the New button. The Weblink: New screen will be displayed. Toolbar Buttons: Save and Cancel are available.
Figure 113: Web Link New screen
Name: Category: URL: Description: Ordering: Published: Parameters: Target:
Enter the name of the web link as it will appear on your site. Select the desired Category. Enter the full URL address of the web link. Add a text description for the web link. Choose here the order of the Web Link in the specific Category as it will appear on the site when displayed through the Table: Weblink Category Menu Item. This is whether the web link is published or not.
Select whether clicking on the link will open the Preview: In the same Window (Parent Window with Browser Navigation) In a New Window with Browser Navigation In a New Window without Browser Navigation.

ManageModules

This section deals with: ExplainingwhatModulesare. IntroducingtheModuleManagerandthefunctionsassociatedwithit. InstallinganduninstallingaModule. ProvidinganexplanationofhowtoconfigureinstalledSiteModules. Modules are used to display various information and/or interactive features throughout your Joomla! site. A Module can contain just about anything from simple plain text, to HTML, to complete standalone third party applications. Modules can also display interactive content, such as polls, latest news, Newsfeeds and more. Site Modules are different from Administrator Modules because they display their content on the Frontend of your site while Admin Modules pertain to various Administrative (Back-end) tasks and/or features. Modules can be created by you (custom/user Module), or downloaded, and installed.

Newsflash

Type: mod_newsflash
The Newsflash Module randomly selects one of the published items from a Category upon each page refresh. It may also display multiple items in horizontal or vertical configurations. Parameters
Select a content Category from this drop-down list (listed as Section/Category). The Content Items in the selected Category will be formatted based on the layout selected in the Style parameter on this page. Select a style from this drop-down list to determine how the Module will display its contents. The vertical and horizontal options are self-explanatory. The Randomly choose one at a time option, randomly displays a single Category item with each page reload. Select the Yes radio button to determine whether the Module should display images contained in Content Items. Select the No radio button to hide all images. Select an option from this drop-down list to make the Content Item titles linkable (or not). The Yes option turns linked titles on. The No option turns linked titles off. The Use Global options defaults to the setting for this parameter in the Global Configuration area of the web site. Select the Show radio button to display a Read More link at the end of each Content Item. Select the No radio to hide this link. Select Yes from this drop-down list to display the title and the text of Content Items. Select No to hide all titles. See also: Linked Titles on this page Enter a number to determine how many Content Items will be displayed with each page refresh. This is only applicable for the horizontal and vertical options listed in the Style section on this page. Click the Yes radio button to turn caching on for this Module. Click the No radio button to turn caching off. Enter the suffix for the CSS class of this Module. (e.g. moduletable_poll). In this example, the -poll is the suffix. This suffix class must currently be in the template CSS Style file. This allows individual CSS classes to be applied to certain Modules independent of the site's default Template CSS classes.

Style:

Show images:

The Search Engine Friendly Mambot makes links in content compatible with installed SEF support. It operates directly on the HTML within the item and does not require a special tag.

MOSRating

This Mambot provides for the voting/rating of Content Items.

EmailCloaking

This Mambot rewrites all e-mail addresses within a Content Item to 'cloak' them from unwelcome spambots.
This displays formatted code in Content Items based on the GeSHi highlighting engine. This is to be considered as an enhanced version of moscode, allowing the rendering of many different programming languages with colour-highlighted code by specifying the to-be-used language. Usage: Use the "pre" tag and add the programming language you want to use for highlighting purposes as a parameter. Example: < pre lang="xml" >your code here. < /pre > The Mambot version of the GeSHi highlight code comes with the following highlighters for the most common renders installed, ready to be used: CSS => use lang="css" HTML4 Strict => use lang="HTML4strict" JavaScript => use lang="javascript" PHP => use lang="php"
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PHP Brief => use lang="php-brief" SQL => use lang="sql" XML => use lang="xml" Should you need additional languages, you may download the full package from the developer site: http://qbnz.com/highlighter/, which includes over 30 languages. You should then upload the required newLanguage.php from the package into your \Mambots\content\geshi\geshi folder.

LoadModulePositions

This Mambot, using the tag {loadmoduleposition modulepositionname}, allows a Modules content to be displayed in a Content Item.

MOSPagination

This Mambot breaks Content Items into pages and assembles an Article Index. Note: By default the Index is labelled, Item title, Page 2, Page 3 etc. To add a title to Page 2, 3 use the following tag parameter {mospagebreak title=pagedescription}, pagedescription will replace the Page 2 convention.

SearchMambots

Search Mambots add the ability to search all of the different Components of Joomla! Basic searching is provided for: ContentItems WebLinks Contacts ContentCategories ContentSections Any number of search Mambots can be published at any one time.

GlobalCheckin

Access: Select System>Global Checkin The Global Check-in screen will be displayed.
Figure 140: Global Check-in screen
When a user edits a file, Joomla! changes the file's status to Checked Out. The file is locked and only the user who has checked it out can modify it. This security feature prevents two users from editing a document at the same time, thus preventing the loss of data upon saving. A Content Item remains Checked Out until the user clicks Save, Apply, or Cancel while editing it. Once saved, the Content Item is Checked In. However, if there is a connection error, such as when the user presses the browser's Back button, or the user chooses another menu item without saving or cancelling the work in progress, the Content Item remains Checked Out. This means no one can edit it. If users report this, verify the item's availability by looking in the Section, Category, or Item file list. If the item has a Padlock button, a Super Administrator will need to make the item available again by performing a Global Checkin. Global Checkin will unlock all Content Items currently Checked Out. Only a Super Administrator can perform it. To perform a Global Checkin, select: System > Global Checkin. After performing the Global Checkin, Joomla! returns a list showing how many items, and from which Tables, were checked back in. WARNING!: Performing a Global Checkin while documents are open for editing may result in data loss. All checked out items will be checked in and any unsaved changes will be lost.
Appendix A: Creative Commons Licence
AppendixA:CreativeCommonsLicence
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 You are free: to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work to make derivative works
Under the following conditions:
Attribution. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor.
Noncommercial. You may not use this work for commercial purposes.
Share Alike. If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under a license identical to this one.
For any reuse or distribution, you must make clear to others the license terms of this work. Any of these conditions can be waived if you get permission from the copyright holder. Your fair use and other rights are in no way affected by the above.
Appendix B: Back-end Menu Options
AppendixB:BackendMenuOptions
Legend: A Administrator, M Manager, S Super Administrator only. The Super Administrator has access to all options.

Main Menu

Sub-Menu

Access Level

Chapter Reference
Home Site Global Configuration Language Manager
A, M S Chapter 8 Global Configuration Chapter 8 Language Manager Chapter 6 Managing Media Chapter 6 Preview

Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category

MOSImages:

Display {mosimage}. Show or Hide
Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Blog Content Category Archive
Show or Hide the Category/Section Description
Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Table Content Section Blog Content Category Blog Content Category Archive

Description Image:

Show or Hide the Category Image
Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Table Content Section

Category Name:

Show or Hide the Category name.

Blog Content Category

Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Category Name Linkable: Makes the Category name a link to the Category page. Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Item Titles: Show or Hide the Item titles Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Makes the Item titles linkable Linked Titles: Use Global No Yes Blog Content Category Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Read More: Show or Hide the Read More link Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Item Rating: Show or Hide the item rating. This is only applicable for the blog page. Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Author Names: Show or Hide the items author. This is only applicable for the blog page. Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Created Date and Time: Show or Hide the items creation date and time. This is only applicable for the blog page. Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Modified Date and Time: Show or Hide the items modification date and time. This is only applicable for the blog page. Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive PDF Button: Show or Hide the items PDF button. This is only applicable for the blog page.
Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category Print Button: Show or Hide the items print button. This is only applicable for the blog page. Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Blog Content Category E-mail Button: Show or Hide the items E-mail button. This is only applicable for the blog page. Blog Content Category Archive Blog Content Section Blog Content Section Archive Order By: This overrides the ordering of the items. The format of the date displayed. If left blank it will use the format specified in the language file. Show or Hide the Date Column. Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category Table Content Section Table Content Category