The woof and the warp weblog about web stuff.

I've got my feeds running trough FeedBurner now and maybe you like to know how we (Robin and me) did it.

The first step you need to take is creating a FeedBurner account and add your Joomla! feed url's to the FeedBurner system. Once that's done it's time to start up your text-editor and open the .htaccess file which you can find in your Joomla! root directory.

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In Joomla! there are article titles, component titles and also page titles. I hardly ever use the page titles but they are set to show by default.

You can find the page title on/off setting in the parameter sliders when you create a menu item and here is a smart query you can run with phpMyAdmin to turn them off in one go.

UPDATE jos_menu SET params = REPLACE(params, 'show_page_title=1', 'show_page_title=0');

Remember to change the "jos_" prefix if that is not what you are using on your database.

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Today the new issue of the Joomla! Community Magazine has been published thanks to the hard work of many and especially Amy Stephen who has been working day and night the past week to get everything in shape.

I've written an article about how to use Joomla! 1.5 for creating a site that needed to be on air in just a few days with a custom design to promote a Million Dollar Wedding.

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When you are building a custom template you want all the power you can get to be able to do all the trickery you want or need.

In Joomla! 1.5+ there are a couple of new features to help you with that and I'll try to explain how to use the "Module Chrome" with the "Module suffix" in a couple of posts and this is part #1.

At the end you will have an example to work with for creating modules with crazy headers in different colors or with background images based on the module suffix.

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