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Define create, delete, edit and publishing permissions.

New ability to set the page title from the article.

Created by user now selected by modal popup.

'Missing move and copy filter by author'.

Sections and categories are now merged.

Article manager uses submenu to quickly skip between articles, categories and featured.

Frontpage is now referred to as Featured.

Menu image is changed to a modal selector.

New options for the menu links and pages themselves

Ability to create multiple alternative layouts for one template.

Ability to create alternative menu items with customised parameters.

Ability to add & edit Module assignments from this page.

Improved 'Type' selector with human readable view and layout names.

Copy or move to another part of this or another menu.

A separate home can be set for different languages.

Home is now clickable in the menu item list.

To edit the menu, click on the check box next to the name and click on the Edit icon in the toolbar.

Clicking the menu name brings up the menu items list rather than going into Edit Menu.

Rebuild button to press when you brick the menu.

User can be assigned to multiple groups.

Server Timezone now a location, not an integer offset.

Media Settings moved to Media Manager -> Options.

User Setting moved to User Manager -> Options.

Articles can change the page title and page header separately.

Meta decription and keywords for categories.

Activate selected users from the user list now (and filter).

(Administrator) Bluestork (replaces Khephri).

Alternative layouts for content, modules and menus (taken from the home template).

Add option to display on all pages 'except' selected.

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Consistent archive support for most content.

'Parameters' are now referred to as 'Options'.

Most search filters allow you to search for a record id via.

Expired session will return to the page you were on when you got logged out (can be hit and miss).

5.1 Eliminate the usage of JTable for general browsing on the frontendДЄdministrators Introduction.

4.1.4 CMS and framework level functional changes.

4.1 API changes relevant to 3rd party developers.

1.11.2.1 New Options (not previously available in 1.5).

1.9.3.1 New options for the menu links and pages themselves.

ItвЂ™s that easy! Anywhere within a Joomla 2.5 template, you can use $this->baseurl to print the URL to your Joomla site.

Save the file and visit your website to see the changes.

What we did was put the Joomla siteвЂ™s logo image within an tag.

At line 118, replace the following line: baseurl ?>/' alt='get('sitetitle')) ?>' />.

Use your favorite file editor and open for edit:.

To use $this->baseurl in a Joomla 2.5 Template: In this tutorial, weвЂ™ll walk you through the steps for using $this->baseurl to set the logo in the Beez2 template to link to your homepage.

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If you didnвЂ™t want to hard code a link to your homepage (just in case you change the URL), you can use $this->baseurl to print it instead. Knowing the path to Joomla is useful because you can use it to reference other files and build the URLs to your javascript and css files. $this->baseurl contains the location within your domain that Joomla is installed at. When we installed Joomla 2.5, we installed it at. The result of this code prints the following to the screen: /joomla25 We can view the content of $this->baseurl by adjusting our PHP code as follows: $doc->addScript($this->baseurl.'/templates/'.$this->template.'/javascript/md_stylechanger.js', 'text/javascript', true) In this article, we will focus on $this->baseurl What is $this->baseurl? In our quest to review all the PHP code in the index.php file of the Beez2 template, we come to the following code: $doc->addScript($this->baseurl.'/templates/'.$this->template.'/javascript/md_stylechanger.js', 'text/javascript', true) You can view more information about the end of life here. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for.