In Feburary 2016 28,
Launch Firefox. Click the 'Tools' menu at the top of the window, then select 'Add-ons.' The Firefox Add-ons window will appear.
Click the 'Extensions' button at the top of the Add-ons window.
Click 'FoxyProxy,' then click the 'Uninstall' button. A window asking you to confirm that you want to uninstall Foxy Proxy from Firefox will appear.
Click the 'Uninstall' button to confirm the uninstallation.
Click the 'Restart Firefox' button to restart the browser and finish removing Foxy Proxy.
In Feburary 2016 28,
Showing posts with label Extensions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Extensions. Show all posts
Sunday, 28 February 2016
Sunday, 7 February 2016
How to Remove a Joomla Powered SiteIn Feburary 2016 07,
In Feburary 2016 07,
Uninstall all Joomla extensions before removing the actual back-end software. If you do not have any extensions, skip to Step 3. To uninstall extensions, login to Joomla. If you do not remember your Joomla login information, consult the confirmation email you received when installing the software. This email contains the personalized link that will allow you to sign-in to the Joomla service.
Click the drop-down menu in the left-hand side of your Joomla screen. Select 'Extensions' from the menu. Click the name of each extension that you have running. Joomla will then display the extension's settings page. Click the uninstall icon, which looks like a trash can. Joomla will alert you when the uninstall process is complete. Repeat for each extension.
Launch your FTP software (e.g., Cyberduck for Mac or Fetch for Windows PCs). Login to your web host server. Wait for the FTP software to load a list of all of the files and folders for the web site. Right-click the folder entitled 'Joomla' and select 'Delete' from the pop-up menu. This will delete all of the program files for the software.
Login to your web host account and access the MySQL database page. The location of this setting varies according to your web host provider. If you are unsure of where to find the settings for your databases, contact the customer service department at the hosting company.
Delete the database you used to operate Joomla. Joomla is now completely uninstalled.
In Feburary 2016 07,
Uninstall all Joomla extensions before removing the actual back-end software. If you do not have any extensions, skip to Step 3. To uninstall extensions, login to Joomla. If you do not remember your Joomla login information, consult the confirmation email you received when installing the software. This email contains the personalized link that will allow you to sign-in to the Joomla service.
Click the drop-down menu in the left-hand side of your Joomla screen. Select 'Extensions' from the menu. Click the name of each extension that you have running. Joomla will then display the extension's settings page. Click the uninstall icon, which looks like a trash can. Joomla will alert you when the uninstall process is complete. Repeat for each extension.
Launch your FTP software (e.g., Cyberduck for Mac or Fetch for Windows PCs). Login to your web host server. Wait for the FTP software to load a list of all of the files and folders for the web site. Right-click the folder entitled 'Joomla' and select 'Delete' from the pop-up menu. This will delete all of the program files for the software.
Login to your web host account and access the MySQL database page. The location of this setting varies according to your web host provider. If you are unsure of where to find the settings for your databases, contact the customer service department at the hosting company.
Delete the database you used to operate Joomla. Joomla is now completely uninstalled.
In Feburary 2016 07,
Thursday, 4 February 2016
How to Set a Fixed Background in JoomlaIn Feburary 2016 04,
In Feburary 2016 04,
Log in to the administration section of your Joomla website.
Upload the image you want to use as a background to the images folder in the Joomla code, using an FTP editor or through the Joomla Media Manager.
Navigate to the
Extensions tab, followed by
Template Manager and then click on the live template for the site. A yellow star beside the template name indicates the live template.
Click
Edit CSS. Choose the template for the site, usually called 'template.css.' Click the
Edit button to open the file for editing.
Search for the 'body' tag in the code.
Add the following code between the opening and closing brackets:background-image:URL('/images/image.gif');
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-attachment:fixedThe image links to the image you uploaded earlier.
Click the
Save to save the file. Open the site in a browser and the image will now stay in position on the page when you scroll down.
In Feburary 2016 04,
Log in to the administration section of your Joomla website.
Upload the image you want to use as a background to the images folder in the Joomla code, using an FTP editor or through the Joomla Media Manager.
Navigate to the
Extensions tab, followed by
Template Manager and then click on the live template for the site. A yellow star beside the template name indicates the live template.
Click
Edit CSS. Choose the template for the site, usually called 'template.css.' Click the
Edit button to open the file for editing.
Search for the 'body' tag in the code.
Add the following code between the opening and closing brackets:background-image:URL('/images/image.gif');
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-attachment:fixedThe image links to the image you uploaded earlier.
Click the
Save to save the file. Open the site in a browser and the image will now stay in position on the page when you scroll down.
In Feburary 2016 04,
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
How to Publish a Website With Microsoft Expression WebIn Feburary 2016 03,
In Feburary 2016 03,
Launch Microsoft Expression Web. Select 'Recent Sites' or 'Open Site' from the 'Site' menu and select the website you wish to publish.
Select 'Publish Settings' from the 'Site' menu. Select 'Add' on the 'Publishing' tab.
Enter a friendly name for the publishing destination; for example, 'Production Website.' Select a connection type from the drop-down list. Most hosting providers support file transfer protocol (FTP), but some require secure shell file transfer protocol (SFTP) or file transfer protocol over secure sockets layer (FTPS). If your server supports FrontPage Server Extensions or SharePoint Services, and your website has any legacy FrontPage components such as the form handler, Microsoft recommends you select this connection type, as any other connection type will break functionality. Select 'WebDAV' if your server supports distributed authoring and versioning. Typically, you will only use 'File system' if you are connecting to a server on your network.
Click 'Browse' or enter the location as provided by your hosting provider. The 'Location' field will add the protocol it expects for each connection type. For example, for FTP, location is 'ftp://,' but for FrontPage Server Extensions, it is 'http://.' Enter a directory if needed.
Enter your user name and password provided by your hosting provider or network administrator in the 'Credentials' section. This section disappears for the 'File System' connection type.
Change the information in the 'Settings' section only if advised by your hosting company. Click 'Add.' You may optionally check 'Include subsites' if you have created them and 'Optimize HTML during publishing.' By default, 'Log changes during publishing' is selected. Click 'OK.'
Publish Website
Select 'Publishing' at the bottom of the 'Site View' tab. Select 'Connect to the current publishing destination.' Enter your credentials, if prompted, as some computers do not store this information for security reasons. Expression Web displays the local copy of your website on the left and the remote destination on the right.
Select 'Publish All Files to 'Production Website'' from the 'Site' menu. Expression Web will publish all files from the local website to the remote destination. You may watch the progress in the 'Publishing Status' panel, which displays queued, failed and completed files, as well as the log. Review the log file for any messages when publishing has completed.
Select 'Publish Changed Files to 'Production Website'' from the 'Site' menu for all future publishing. Expression Web will compare the local and remote websites and only publish files that have different modified dates. This will speed up publishing if you have a large site with many files. You can also publish individual files by selecting 'Publish Current File to 'Production Website'' from the 'Site' menu when the file is open in the design window.
In Feburary 2016 03,
Launch Microsoft Expression Web. Select 'Recent Sites' or 'Open Site' from the 'Site' menu and select the website you wish to publish.
Select 'Publish Settings' from the 'Site' menu. Select 'Add' on the 'Publishing' tab.
Enter a friendly name for the publishing destination; for example, 'Production Website.' Select a connection type from the drop-down list. Most hosting providers support file transfer protocol (FTP), but some require secure shell file transfer protocol (SFTP) or file transfer protocol over secure sockets layer (FTPS). If your server supports FrontPage Server Extensions or SharePoint Services, and your website has any legacy FrontPage components such as the form handler, Microsoft recommends you select this connection type, as any other connection type will break functionality. Select 'WebDAV' if your server supports distributed authoring and versioning. Typically, you will only use 'File system' if you are connecting to a server on your network.
Click 'Browse' or enter the location as provided by your hosting provider. The 'Location' field will add the protocol it expects for each connection type. For example, for FTP, location is 'ftp://,' but for FrontPage Server Extensions, it is 'http://.' Enter a directory if needed.
Enter your user name and password provided by your hosting provider or network administrator in the 'Credentials' section. This section disappears for the 'File System' connection type.
Change the information in the 'Settings' section only if advised by your hosting company. Click 'Add.' You may optionally check 'Include subsites' if you have created them and 'Optimize HTML during publishing.' By default, 'Log changes during publishing' is selected. Click 'OK.'
Publish Website
Select 'Publishing' at the bottom of the 'Site View' tab. Select 'Connect to the current publishing destination.' Enter your credentials, if prompted, as some computers do not store this information for security reasons. Expression Web displays the local copy of your website on the left and the remote destination on the right.
Select 'Publish All Files to 'Production Website'' from the 'Site' menu. Expression Web will publish all files from the local website to the remote destination. You may watch the progress in the 'Publishing Status' panel, which displays queued, failed and completed files, as well as the log. Review the log file for any messages when publishing has completed.
Select 'Publish Changed Files to 'Production Website'' from the 'Site' menu for all future publishing. Expression Web will compare the local and remote websites and only publish files that have different modified dates. This will speed up publishing if you have a large site with many files. You can also publish individual files by selecting 'Publish Current File to 'Production Website'' from the 'Site' menu when the file is open in the design window.
In Feburary 2016 03,
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