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Hi,

Ok, I installed joomla 1.5.9.
Installed a template i want to use for my gaming website.

The problem:
I dont want to use 'articles' for content.


I wish to create standard page content, including using php code. As if it were a normal website.. not a 'blog/article' based site.

I need an extention for this? Joomla 159 doesnt have static content on it...

Help?
 
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have you tried the support forums @ Joomla?

try Menu
Main Menu
then Home
Menu Item Type - Change Type

Select Menu Item Type
then select which one you want

Does that help?

Cheers
Corey
 
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That just lets me chose 'article' type menu items.. and then asks for an article type.
OR external links and so on.

What i want is my links to use pages like about.php and info.php instead of the index.php?...content=2..

As if i was adding content to a normal webpage, allowing me to use all html and php code.. as it stands the only content I can add to my site is via a text box which does not process php..


If it helps, im looking to add 'static content' to a page, using any code I like. Joomla 1.5+ does not have this option as standard for some reason
 
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Try...
Login to your admin
Click "Global Configuration".

Under Site Settings -
Choose "Editor - No Editor" from drop down for Default WYSIWYG Editor.

Good Luck.
 
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Does not allow php still....

forget it, will use drupal
 
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