TeraHost - October 2008 BonusThemes Template
Joomla 1.0.x & Joomla 1.5.x | 8.82 mb
Joomla 1.0.x & Joomla 1.5.x | 8.82 mb
TeraHost is a business template primarily designed for web hosting companies. It has a simple, stylish and very flexible design that makes it possible to adapt to a variety of presentation categories.
It is a Joomla! 1.5 native template and it is equipped with a variety of technologies that provide a very stylish user experience, a significant configuration flexibility for webmasters and content optimization settings for search engines.
Short overview of the TeraHost features and technologies:
* Joomla! 1.5 native
* SEOCP capable (search engine optimized content positioning)
* CMenu enabled
* Collapsible module technology
* 35 module positions
* 5 auxiliary module positions
* Adjustable settings from the Template Manager
* Adjustable position widths from the Template Manager
* Valid CSS and W3C XHTML 1.0 Transitional
* PNG fix ready for IE6
* Very lightweight and really fast loading
* Clean, Simple and Stylish look
[HOW TO USE]
Installing Joomla Template
To install an exported and zipped template via the Joomla administration panel please do the following:
Go to Joomla Administrator (www.your-site.com/administrator) -> Extensions -> Install/Uninstall
In the "Extension Manager" choose the first option "Upload Package File".
Click the "Browse..." button to select the zip file from your computer.
Click the "Upload File & Install" button.
Utilizing Menus
Applying style to your menu
Please use the following steps to utilize menu style:
Go to Joomla Administrator (www.your-site.com/administrator) -> Extensions -> Module Manager
Open an existing menu or create a new one and place it into the "user3" position.
NOTE: the "user3" position can contain only a single menu, or none.
Creating multilevel menu
Here are the steps you should follow to create a multilevel menu in your Joomla Website:
Enable multiple menu levels in Artisteer->Menu -> Subitem -> Levels -> Multilevel.
Go to Joomla Administration (www.your-site.com/administrator) and enable multiple levels in your menu module (Extentions -> Module Manager v click to edit menu (e.g. Top Menu) -> Module Parameters -> "Always show sub-menu Items").
Make sure that you have menu items at lower levels defined in Joomla.
Creating Vertical Menu
Starting with Artisteer 2.4 you can use an art-vmenu Module Class Suffix to apply Artisteer vertical menu style to your menu module.
To do this, please follow these steps:
Log into your Joomla Administration and go to Extensions -> Module Manager.
Select the module you want to edit.
Go to Module Parameters and specify the art-vmenu suffix.
Keep in mind that you should disable caching if you create a click-open vertical menu
Enable multiple levels in your menu module ("Always show sub-menu Items").
Use art-vmenu Class Module Suffix to apply the designed vertical menu style to the desired menu modules. Note that subitems will not appear on cursor hovering but only when you click on the parent item (except from menus with open levels, where all subitems are visible).
Customizing the Footer
To customize the template footer via Joomla administration place one or multiple modules into the "copyright" position. This will replace the default copyright text included in the template footer with the new content provided by the module.
Here are sample steps to configure custom footer:
Go to Joomla Administrator (www.your-site.com/administrator) -> Extensions -> Module Manager.
Click "New", select "Custom HTML", then select "Next".
In the module properties specify:
Title - Show Title: No
Position: copyright
Custom Output: (the desired footer content)
Save your changes.
You can now use the newly created module for further footer customizations without utilizing additional modules.
Joomla Positions
Joomla Module Style
The Default Position Style is applied to all modules located within a specific position.
If you want to change the style of a particular module, please follow the steps below:
1. Log into your Joomla Administration and go to Extensions -> Module Manager.
2. Select the module you want to edit.
3. Go to Module Parameters and specify a suffix of your choice in the Module Class Suffix parameter box. You can use one of the available suffixes: art-article, art-block or art-nostyle.
4. Save the module settings.
5. Enjoy !
It is a Joomla! 1.5 native template and it is equipped with a variety of technologies that provide a very stylish user experience, a significant configuration flexibility for webmasters and content optimization settings for search engines.
Short overview of the TeraHost features and technologies:
* Joomla! 1.5 native
* SEOCP capable (search engine optimized content positioning)
* CMenu enabled
* Collapsible module technology
* 35 module positions
* 5 auxiliary module positions
* Adjustable settings from the Template Manager
* Adjustable position widths from the Template Manager
* Valid CSS and W3C XHTML 1.0 Transitional
* PNG fix ready for IE6
* Very lightweight and really fast loading
* Clean, Simple and Stylish look
[HOW TO USE]
Installing Joomla Template
To install an exported and zipped template via the Joomla administration panel please do the following:
Go to Joomla Administrator (www.your-site.com/administrator) -> Extensions -> Install/Uninstall
In the "Extension Manager" choose the first option "Upload Package File".
Click the "Browse..." button to select the zip file from your computer.
Click the "Upload File & Install" button.
Utilizing Menus
Applying style to your menu
Please use the following steps to utilize menu style:
Go to Joomla Administrator (www.your-site.com/administrator) -> Extensions -> Module Manager
Open an existing menu or create a new one and place it into the "user3" position.
NOTE: the "user3" position can contain only a single menu, or none.
Creating multilevel menu
Here are the steps you should follow to create a multilevel menu in your Joomla Website:
Enable multiple menu levels in Artisteer->Menu -> Subitem -> Levels -> Multilevel.
Go to Joomla Administration (www.your-site.com/administrator) and enable multiple levels in your menu module (Extentions -> Module Manager v click to edit menu (e.g. Top Menu) -> Module Parameters -> "Always show sub-menu Items").
Make sure that you have menu items at lower levels defined in Joomla.
Creating Vertical Menu
Starting with Artisteer 2.4 you can use an art-vmenu Module Class Suffix to apply Artisteer vertical menu style to your menu module.
To do this, please follow these steps:
Log into your Joomla Administration and go to Extensions -> Module Manager.
Select the module you want to edit.
Go to Module Parameters and specify the art-vmenu suffix.
Keep in mind that you should disable caching if you create a click-open vertical menu
Enable multiple levels in your menu module ("Always show sub-menu Items").
Use art-vmenu Class Module Suffix to apply the designed vertical menu style to the desired menu modules. Note that subitems will not appear on cursor hovering but only when you click on the parent item (except from menus with open levels, where all subitems are visible).
Customizing the Footer
To customize the template footer via Joomla administration place one or multiple modules into the "copyright" position. This will replace the default copyright text included in the template footer with the new content provided by the module.
Here are sample steps to configure custom footer:
Go to Joomla Administrator (www.your-site.com/administrator) -> Extensions -> Module Manager.
Click "New", select "Custom HTML", then select "Next".
In the module properties specify:
Title - Show Title: No
Position: copyright
Custom Output: (the desired footer content)
Save your changes.
You can now use the newly created module for further footer customizations without utilizing additional modules.
Joomla Positions
Joomla Module Style
The Default Position Style is applied to all modules located within a specific position.
If you want to change the style of a particular module, please follow the steps below:
1. Log into your Joomla Administration and go to Extensions -> Module Manager.
2. Select the module you want to edit.
3. Go to Module Parameters and specify a suffix of your choice in the Module Class Suffix parameter box. You can use one of the available suffixes: art-article, art-block or art-nostyle.
4. Save the module settings.
5. Enjoy !
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