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Admin Templates

Templates used to define the layout of the Administrator (Back-end) area of your Joomla! web site. See also: Site Templates and Templates.

Administrator

User level within Joomla with access to some Administrator (Back-end) and all Site (Front-end) functions. See also: Manager and Super Administrator.

Alt attribute

Author-defined alternate text for an image. The browser displays this text rather than the image, and it describes to the reader what they are missing on a page. It is a good practice to include the alt attribute for each image on a page to improve the display and usefulness of your document for instances in which the browser cannot load images, for users unable to view images due to sight impairment, or for people who have text-only browsers. See also: Image Tag.

Apache

An Open Source web server project. Joomla! is optimised to function fully on an Apache web server. Visit the home of the Apache Web Server Project. Over 70% of the world's Internet sites are run from Apache web servers! See also: IIS, PHP, MySQL

Archive

Content Items can be archived and managed through the Administrator (Back-end). The Archive Module provides a way of displaying archived items on your web site.

Article

The new name for Content Item under Joomla! 1.5.x versions.

Author

User level within Joomla! with access only to Site (Front-end) functions. See also: Editor, Publisher, and Registered.



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