How to change the Default Access Level in Joomla 3.1

Within the Global Configuration settings for Joomla 3.0 is a setting labeled Default Access Level. Joomla 3.0 offers the following description for this setting: Default Access Level:Select the default access level for new content, menu items, and other items created on your site. The following options are available: Public Registered Special   How to change Read More >

How to share orders in prestashop 1.5 multistore mode

Multistore mode in Prestashop allows the stores to share different aspects if you wish. One of these features is the ability to share orders amonng all shops within the group. Like sharign customers, however, once enabled and an order is placed. To turn on the ability to share orders, follow these steps: Sharing orders within Read More >

How to share inventory in prestashop 1.5 multistore mode

Another aspect of the Prestashop multistore mode is the sharing of inventory quantities across a group shop. This means that the shops in the group will all pull from  the same invenrtory pool. This can be enabled by following the instructions below. Sharing inventory within a shop group in PrestaShop 1.5 Log into your PrestaShop Read More >

How to share customers in prestashop 1.5 multistore mode

PrestaShop Multistore mode enables a site admin to manage multiple shops within the same back office. It also allows the ability to share things across the multiple stores, if desired. The stores involved in the sharing are required to all be in the same group shop. The following instructions will guide you in learning how Read More >

How to rename a shop group in Prestashop 1.5 multistore mode

Working with the multi-store option allows you to have an unlimited number of shops to work with. You may also group shops with specific properties or goals together. These groups should be named something meaningful so they can be identified properly. Naming, or changing the name of, a shop group in the multi-store option is Read More >

Switching between shops in PrestaShop 1.5 multistore mode

When working with the multistore option in PrestasShop 1.5, you may want to switch back and forth between the shops while working in a certain area. Certain pages give you the ability to change which store you want to work with. They also allow you to choose to work with shop groups, or all shops. Read More >

How to install a module in PrestaShop 1.5

Modules are attachments to the core Prestashop files that can enhance the performance and features of your store. The modules API is a feature designed to make module management easier and more efficient. As part of the tutorial series for working with modules, this article shows how to install one of the stock modules. To Read More >

Intro to PrestaShop 1.5 Modules

A Prestashop 1.5 module is an extension for Prestashop that either adds new functionality to your site or enhances current features. There are many modules included by default when you install Prestasop 1.5, but not all of them are enabled by default. Additionally, there are many other free or premium modules you can add to Read More >

How to enable multi-store option in PrestaShop 1.5

Newly featured in Prestashop 1.5 is the ability to run multiple stores from the same back office. This allows you to have multiple stores and keep the data completely separate, even if you have customers that shop at more than one of your stores. You can have different pricing, customer histories, etc. To enable this Read More >

PrestaShop 1.5 Release Candidate 2 Available!

2012.08.07PrestaShop 1.5 has made release candidate 2 publically available! While it is not recommended for use just yet on a live site, you can certainly install it for development and testing. Download it here. What’s new in PrestaShop 1.5? Following are just some of the features that are new in PrestaShop 1.5: Multistore Management – Read More >

303: How to setup ReCaptcha in Joomla 3.1

ReCaptcha is a very popular captcha plugin. It is in use all across the web, and is not just limited for use in Joomla 3.0. In addition to being a very high quality tool, there are several interesting facts about ReCaptcha that you may not be aware of. In this Joomla 3.0 tutorial, we’ll show Read More >

How to change the Default Captcha in Joomla 3

Using a captcha is an easy way to help prevent spammy activity on your website. For example, setting up a captcha can help prevent automated bots from registering for new accounts on your Joomla 3.0 website. If you’re not already familiar with what a captcha is, you can find more information here. To change the Read More >

How to change the Default Editor in Joomla 3.1

Whenever you write content in Joomla 3.0, you are using some kind of editor. For example, it could be a simple editor with no options, or it can be a more advanced javascript editor with features that allow you to easily format text and create links. Joomla 3.0 gives you the ability to change the Read More >

How to show an Offline Mode Image in Joomla 3.1

In addition to showing a custom offline message in Joomla 3.0, you have the option to show an image on your offline page. This setting is referred to as Offline Image, and will be covered in this Joomla 3.0 tutorial. To upload an Offline Image in Joomla 3.0: In this tutorial, we have an image Read More >

How to hide your Offline Message in Joomla 3.1

In addition to putting your Joomla 3.0 site in offline mode and configuring a custom message, you can toggle whether or not to show any offline message at all. In this Joomla 3.0 tutorial, we’ll cover the various options that you have when it comes to your offline message. To change your Offline Message settings Read More >

How to allow users to edit their comments in Drupal 7

Users may like to leave comments on your pages in order to express or share their opinions and thoughts with you. At times, they may make mistakes and need or want to edit their comment. This is not enabled by default. You may want to enable it because many users will simply add another comment Read More >

How to force approval for comments in Drupal 7

Comments can be an important feature of your site. They help develop a community where visitors can respond to each other, or to the site owners themselves by asking question or leaving opinions. However, there are those out there that will use comment areas to spam or promote their own interests, or even simply insult Read More >

How to disable comment titles in Drupal 7

When working with comments, there are several settings you can use to customize the look and feel for your site. One of these is the comment title. Enabled by default, each comment has the ability to have an individual title. If no subject title is filled out it will default to the first 30 characters Read More >

How to get the WYSIWYG editor to work in Drupal 7

The WYSIWYG module is one of the Drupal 7 modules that allows you to edit and create content with easy to use formatting. Instead of coding rich text formats such as bold or italics, you can use them at the click of a button. There are times, however, after adding and configuring these module types Read More >