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Joomla no longer recomended
Thursday, 15 July 2010 19:25 | 
Written by Texx Smith | 
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We can no longer recommend Joomla for most of our clients. We have to face the facts. Joomla just isn't up to the task at hand right out of the box. It's missing several things a self editable web site needs to function properly and has too many layers of complication. clients hate it because it's doesn't do what it should and it hard to make it do the things it can do.
We will still be supporting the few existing clients that are staying with Joomla. We will still be releasing Free Joomla Themes. We will still be providing custom Joomla modifications for new clients with existing Joomla CMS.
Please read on to see why we were forced to make this tough decision:
Last Updated (Thursday, 22 July 2010 18:42)
Joomla Customization and Free Joomla TemplatesSaturday, 10 April 2010 19:31 | Written by Texx Smith | | |
When it comes to services for the Joomla platform we offer a full range:
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Free Joomla Theme - Desert SageSaturday, 10 April 2010 18:55 | Written by Texx Smith | | |
As part of a brand new "Sponsored Theme Marketing" campaign, just like we offer as one of our Advanced SEO services, we offer to you the Free Joomla Theme; Desert Sage. Inspired by the cool winter mornings of the deserts of southwest USA and the plants that grow there. This Joomla template has a fixed width of 1000 pixels, which still leaves a nice margin on the left and right on even the smallest of today's computer monitors, while not looking "all bunched up in the middle" on larger monitors. It's a two column theme by default. We did port a 3 column version too. Please just add a comment to this article to support a request. We'll be supporting the Joomla version of this Joomla Template here. As with other Free Joomla Templates we release in future. This template is offered to you, free of charge, under the CC-Attribution 2.0 license . Commercial entities may use this template as as they comply with the license. All we ask is that you keep the legally required Attribution link in place. For a small fee the link can be removed, contact us, it's free for most non-profits. Last Updated (Saturday, 10 April 2010 19:16) |
This mini site is a custom install of the Joomla Content Management System (CMS). Here we'll be displaying the latest free Joomla templates and discussing our CMS customization services. 
