-
Making the cut with jQuery and MooTools in Joomla: The multiple jQuery libraries loading problem - Part 2
There is an alternative to code jQuery library calls into a Joomla! template or into the Joomla! core. Nowadays, there is a pletora of jQuery plugins available in the Joomla! Extensions Directory that...
-
How to override the appearance of elements in an extension output
No matter how flexible an extension is, there always comes a time where, now that the functionality is in place, the output is not quite an exact match to the original design. There are many ways to o...
-
You may not need jQuery's Migrate plugin after all
Migrate has been created to make jQuery code backup compatible with versions of jQuery prior to v1.9. It is packaged with the Joomla! framework (which will hopefully soon contain the latest version of...
- Details
- Hits: 219
Starting with Joomla 3.7, custom fields have given websites the ability to add fields to contact forms. While the rendering of those fields looks alright in the administration console, you may end up, in the live part of the site (or frontend), with unexpected outputs (radio buttons not skinned, lists not showing…).
- Details
- Hits: 410
Introducing the picture background theme for Trombinoscope Contacts
First published April 13, 2017
410 hits
There is a new kid on the block and this is one that is aimed to take advantage of the new picture background feature introduced in the Trombinoscope view and the module of Trombinoscope Contacts (free and pro).
Show a background image (a default image, the contact itself or any media custom field in Joomla! 3.7) behind any contact picture and make the contact cards more attractive and colorful.
- Details
- Hits: 1190
There is a great feature that comes with Joomla! : the ability to override components, modules, layouts or even plugin outputs.
While this is wonderful for adding your own code snippets into the core components or other extensions found in the Joomla! Extensions Directory, the convenience and flexibility of it slowly becomes a burden overtime.
- Details
- Hits: 8552
Making the cut with jQuery and MooTools in Joomla: The multiple jQuery libraries loading problem - Part 2
First published September 15, 2011
8552 hits
There is an alternative to code jQuery library calls into a Joomla! template or into the Joomla! core. Nowadays, there is a pletora of jQuery plugins available in the Joomla! Extensions Directory that can help ease the process.
- Details
- Hits: 9586
Making the cut with jQuery and MooTools in Joomla: The multiple jQuery libraries loading problem - Part 1
First published August 23, 2011
9586 hits
Although the two libraries MooTools and jQuery can co-exist together, one problem remains as more and more such extensions are made available: each module, plugin, component or even template can come with its own version of jQuery. This can result in bloated loads of javascript libraries, can slow down the performance of your web site (because of a heavy resource consumption) and even create conflicts.
- Details
- Hits: 5632
Making the cut with jQuery and MooTools in Joomla: Introduction
First published August 22, 2011
5632 hits
The library MooTools has been chosen by the Joomla! development team as its javascript framework by default. That decision was made years ago, when just a few libraries were available and the web 2.0 hype started to heat up. MooTools is now part of the project and is essential to run Joomla!.
As years have passed, jQuery has become one strong contender in the framework world and more and more developers choose it in the creation of extensions for Joomla!.
General Menu
Commercial Extensions
Commercial Templates
Free Extensions
Keep in touch
Announcements
Simplify Your Web is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Joomla! Project™ or Open Source Matters.
The Joomla!® name and logo is used under a limited license granted by Open Source Matters the trademark holder in the United States and other countries.