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<h1 class="hs15"><a title="top" id="top" name="top"></a>Joomla! version 1.5 Glossary of Terms </h1>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="acl" name="acl" id="acl"></a>Access Control Level (ACL) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Access Control Level governs the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are six User Groups/levels within Joomla! Three only have access to the Site Front-end, Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#registered" title="Registered User" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Registered User</a>, <a href="#author" title="Author " target="_parent" class="cr_code">Author</a>, <a href="#editor" title="Editor" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Editor</a>, <a href="#publisher" title="Publisher" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Publisher</a>, <a href="#manager" title="Manager" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Manager</a>, <a href="#administrator" title="Administrator User Level" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Administrator</a>, <a href="#super-administrator" title="Super Administrator User Level" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Super Administrator</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="admin-templates" id="admin-templates" name="admin-templates"></a>Admin Template </dt>
<dd class="dd15">A Template used to define the layout of the Administrator Back-end area of your Joomla! web site. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#site-templates" title="Site Template" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Site Template</a> <span class="cr_code">and</span> <a href="#templates" title="Template" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Template</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="administrator" id="administrator" name="administrator"></a>Administrator </dt>
<dd class="dd15">User level within Joomla with access to some Administrator Back-end and all Site Front-end functions. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#manager" title="Manager" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Manager</a> <span class="cr_code">and</span> <a href="#super-administrator" title="Super Administrator" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Super Administrator</a>.</dd>
<dt class="dt15">Administrator Back-end<a title="admin_backend" name="admin_backend" id="admin_backend"></a> </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Administrator Control Panel, where a Manager,
Administrator, or Super Administrator may log in to manage all aspects
of their web site, including features and content. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <span class="cr_code"><a href="#Frontend" title="Front-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Front-end</a>,</span> <a href="#site" title="Site Front-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Site Front-end</a></dd>
<dt class="dt15">Alias<a title="alias" name="alias" id="alias"></a></dt>
<dd>Alternative name used in many Joomla! screens for identifying an Item in a Menu.</dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="alt-attribute" id="alt-attribute" name="alt-attribute"></a>alt attribute </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Author-defined alternate text for an image. The browser displays this text rather than the image, and it describes to the reader what he or she is missing on a page. It is a good practice to include the alt attribute for each image on a page to improve the display and usefulness of your document for instances in which the browser cannot load images, for Users unable to view images due to sight impairment, or for people who have text-only browsers. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#image-tag" title="blocked::#image-tag" class="cr_code">Image Tag</a>.</dd><dt class="dt15"><a title="apache" name="apache" id="apache"></a>Apache</dt>
<dd class="dd15">Apache is the Open Source web server that Joomla! has primarily been developed for use upon. Apache is utilised by over 70% of the Internet's web sites. Full details of the software can be found at <a href="http://httpd.apache.org" target="_blank">http://httpd.apache.org</a>. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#mysql" title="MySQL" target="_parent" class="cr_code">MySQL</a> <span class="cr_code">and</span> <a href="#php" title="PHP" target="_parent" class="cr_code">PHP</a> </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="api" name="api" id="api"></a>API</dt>
<dd class="dd15">API is the acronym for an Application Programming Interface. For full details of the API used in the development of Joomla! visit the <a href="http://dev.joomla.org/content/view/16/59/" label="http://dev.joomla.org/content/view/16/59/" target="_blank">Joomla! Developer Network</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="archive" name="archive" id="archive"></a>Archive </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Articles can be archived and managed through the Article Manager accessed from the Control Panel-&gt;Content menu. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="article" id="article" name="article"></a>Article </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Discrete piece of content within the Joomla! hierarchy, which may be associated with a particular Section/Category combination or may be an Uncategorized Article; usually displayed in the main body of your page. Within the content hierarchy, a Section is the top level and is a container for Categories. A Category is the next level and is a container for the third level, which is the Article. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#section" title="Section" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Section</a> <span class="cr_code">and</span> <a href="#category" title="Category" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Category</a> </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="author" id="author" name="author"></a>Author </dt>
<dd class="dd15">User level within Joomla! with access to Site Front-end functions only. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#editor" title="Editor" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Editor</a>, <a href="#publisher" title="Publisher" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Publisher</a>, <span class="cr_code">and</span> <a href="#registered" title="Registered User" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Registered User</a>. </dd>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="back-end" id="back-end" name="back-end"></a>Back-end </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Administrator's Control Panel, where Managers, Administrators, or Super Administrators log in to manage all aspects of the Joomla! web site, including both features and content. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#Frontend" title="Front-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Front-end</a>, <a href="#site" title="Site Front-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Site Front-end</a>.</dd><dt class="dt15">Banner <a title="Banner" name="Banner" id="Banner"></a></dt>
<dd class="dd15">Joomla! core Component which allows you to display and manage Banner advertisments on your web site. In the Back-end, you can set up Banners, input and associate clients with their specific Banners, and specify impressions as a number or unlimited. The number of impressions seen and clicks are recorded and displayed in the Back-end under Components-&gt;Banners-&gt;Manage Banners. A Banner is displayed on the Site Front-end using the Banner Module. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span><a href="#client" title="Client" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Client</a></dd>
<dt class="dt15">Blog<a title="blog" name="blog" id="blog"></a> </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Style of content presentation within Joomla!, displaying some or all Articles in a certain Section or Category. The tile may appear as a link or both the title and the introductory text, with a &quot;Read more...&quot; link displayed. Often the News page is written in Blog style. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="browser" name="browser" id="browser"></a>Browser </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Software program used to view and interact with various types of Internet resources available on the World Wide Web. <a href="http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/" id="http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/" title="http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox" name="http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox"></a>Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari are common examples. </dd>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="css" name="css" id="css"></a>Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">A Cascading Style Sheet provides the ability to separate the layout and styles of a web page from the data or information. Styles such as fonts, font sizes, and margins can be specified in one place, then the web pages feed off this one master list, with the styles cascading throughout the page or an entire site. Cascading Style Sheets are contained in a .css file. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="category" id="category" name="category"></a>Category </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Collection of related Articles; for instance, the Category Airplanes may contain the Articles Biplanes, Fixed Wing, and Jets. Within the content hierarchy, Section is the top level and is a container for Categories. Category is the next level and is a container for the third level, Article. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#article" title="Article" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Article</a> <span class="cr_code">and</span> <a href="#section" title="Section" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Section</a>.</dd>
<dt class="dt15">Category Manager<a title="cat_mgr" name="cat_mgr" id="cat_mgr"></a></dt>
<dd>The main control screen for the various Category functions in Joomla!</dd>
<dt class="dt15">Category Title<a title="cat_title" name="cat_title" id="cat_title"></a> </dt>
<dd class="dd15">The full name of the Category as it is displayed in the Category Manager. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#cat_mgr" title="Category Manager" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Category Manager</a></dd>
<dt class="dt15">Check Out<a title="checkout" name="checkout" id="checkout"></a> (an item) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">When a User edits a file, he checks it out. This prevents other Users from being able to edit the item at the same time, preventing loss of data upon saving. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Check-in<a title="checkin" name="checkin" id="checkin"></a> (an item) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">This function, available from the Site Front-end for Registered Users with editing privileges, allows a User to make the previously locked and uneditable Articles they were working on, available again. If the items concerned have not been saved any new content will be lost. <span class="cross-ref">See also: </span><a href="#global-check-in" title="Global Check-in" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Global Check-in</a>.</dd>
<dt class="dt15">Client<a title="client" name="client" id="client"></a></dt>
<dd class="dd15">A Client should be considered an advertising customer. They may have purchased the opportunity to have a Banner displayed on your web site (if that is your choice) or simply you have agreed to display their Banner for free. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span><a href="#Banner" title="Banner" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Banner</a></dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="client-side-scripting" id="client-side-scripting" name="client-side-scripting"></a>Client-side Scripting </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Class of computer programming on the web which is executed client-side, by the User's web browser, instead of server-side (on the web server). This type of computer programming is an important part of the Dynamic HTML (DHTML) concept, enabling web pages to be scripted; that is, to have different and changing content depending on User input, environmental conditions (such as the time of day), or other variables. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span><a href="#server-side-scripting" title="Server-side Scripting" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Server-side Scripting</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="cmt" id="cmt" name="cmt"></a>CMT </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Acronym for Component, Module, and Template. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">CMTP<a title="cmtp" name="cmtp" id="cmtp"></a> </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Acronym for Component, Module, Template, and Plugin. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="component" id="component" name="component"></a>Component </dt>
<dd class="dd15">A content element or application that is usually displayed in the center of the main content area of a template. This depends on the design of the template in use. A Component is a core element of Joomla! functionality. A core element includes Banners, Contact, News Feeds, Polls and Web Links. Members of the Joomla! community produce third party Joomla! Extensions on a continuous basis. They are freely available to download from <a href="http://developer.joomla.org" title="blocked::http://developer.joomla.org/">http://developer.joomla.org</a> and a number of other web sites. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#module" title="Module" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Modules</a>, <a href="#plugins" title="Plugins" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Plugins</a>, <a href="#templates" title="Templates" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Templates</a>, <a href="#extension" title="Extensions" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Extensions</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Configuration File </dt>
<dd class="dd15">The configuration.PHP file, found in the root directory of your Joomla! installation, contains global variable information specific to your own Joomla! installation, such as database username, admin password, or timezone for example.<span class="cross-ref"> See also:</span> <a href="#global_config" title="Global Configuration" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Global Configuration</a></dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="content" id="content" name="content"></a>Content </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Anything a web page can contain. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Content Management System (CMS) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Software for dynamically managing web site content using a standard web browser as the user interface to the server and therefore all the content of the site.</dd>
<dt class="dt15">Control Panel</dt>
<dd class="dd15">The Control Panel is the name given for the main administration interface in the Back-end of Joomla! It is effectively the home page for the administration of Joomla!. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#admin_backend" title="Administrator Back-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Administrator Back-end</a></dd>
<dt class="dt15">Core </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Compressed file format collection of directories and files containing the official standard Joomla! installation. This may be downloaded from <a href="http://developer.joomla.org" title="blocked::http://developer.joomla.org/">http://joomlacode.org</a>. The Joomla! Core is released with a number of built-in CMT's, but it can also be extended with Third-Party Developer Extensions available from <a href="http://extensions.joomla.org">http://extensions.joomla.org</a>.</dd>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="database" id="database" name="database"></a>Database </dt>
<dd class="dd15">An organized collection of records that you can search, sort, and analyze rapidly. Joomla! is database-driven software, which means you can add, edit, or delete any content that is stored in Joomla!'s database. <span class="cross-ref">See also: </span><a href="#record" title="Record" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Record</a>.</dd>
<dt class="dt15">Disable<a title="disable" name="disable" id="disable"></a></dt>
<dd class="dd15">Toolbar Option, that when selected removes the availability of an Extension for example. <span class="cross-ref">See also: </span><a href="#enable" title="Enable" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Enable</a></dd>
<dt class="dt15">Document Object Model<a title="dom" name="dom" id="dom"></a> (DOM) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Form of representation of structured documents as an object-oriented model; the official World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard for representing structured documents in a platform- and language-neutral manner. DOM is also the basis for a wide range of application programming interfaces, some of which are standardized by the W3C. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#domit" title="DOMIT" target="_parent" class="cr_code">DOMIT</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="domit" id="domit" name="domit"></a>DOMIT </dt>
<dd class="dd15">An XML parser for PHP based on the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 specification. It is lightweight, fast, and written purely in PHP. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span><a href="#dom" title="DOM" target="_parent" class="cr_code">DOM</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Dynamic HTML<a title="dhtml" name="dhtml" id="dhtml"></a> (DHTML) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">An extension of HTML; enables, among other things, the inclusion of small animations and dynamic menus in Web pages. DHTML code makes use of style sheets and JavaScript. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#html" title="HTML" target="_parent" class="cr_code">HTML</a>, <a href="#xhtml" title="XHTML" target="_parent" class="cr_code">XHTML</a>, <a href="#javascript" title="JavaScript" target="_parent" class="cr_code">JavaScript</a> </dd>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="editor" id="editor" name="editor"></a>Editor </dt>
<dd class="dd15">User level within Joomla! with access only to Site Front-end, authoring and editing functions. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#author" title="Author User Level" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Author</a>, <a href="#publisher" title="Publisher" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Publisher</a>, and <a href="#registered" title="Registered User" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Registered User</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Enable<a title="enabled" name="enabled" id="enabled"></a></dt>
<dd class="dd15">Confirmation option to activate a particular field or Extension. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span><a href="#disable" title="Disable" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Disable</a><a href="disable" title="Disabled" target="_parent" class="cr_code"></a></dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="extension" name="extension" id="extension"></a>Extension </dt>
<dd class="dd15">A Component, Module, Template, Plugin, or Language that extends your Joomla! installation. These elements can be bundled into the core or they can be third-party elements. Third Party Extensions can be downloaded at <a href="http://extensions.joomla.org" title="blocked::http://extensions.joomla.org/">http://extensions.joomla.org</a>. </dd>
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<dt class="dt15">FOSS</dt>
<dd class="dd15">FOSS is the acronym for Free and Open Source Software. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#opensource" title="Open Source" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Open Source</a> </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Front-end<a title="Frontend" name="Frontend" id="Frontend"></a> (Site Front-end) </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Web site that your visitor (or Registered User) sees. <span class="cross-ref">See also: </span><a href="#back-end" title="Back-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Back -end</a> (Administrator Back-end). </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Front Page </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Built-in core Component that shows all the published Articles from your site marked with the parameter <span class="hscom">Show on Front Page</span> set to <span class="hscom">Show</span>. You may configure the display of the Front Page by editing the Menu Item associated with it, usually the <span class="hsinput">Home</span> Menu Item. The ordering of the Front Page Articles is completed in the Front Page Manager option under the Content menu option.</dd>
<dt class="dt15">FTP</dt>
<dd class="dd15">FTP is the acronym for File Transfer Protocol. A method used to transfer data from one computer to another over the Internet, or across a network. There are many free FTP clients available on the Internet. </dd>
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<h3 class="hs15"><a title="g" id="g" name="g"></a>G </h3>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="global-check-in" id="global-check-in" name="global-check-in"></a>Global Check-in </dt>
<dd class="dd15">When an item is checked out and it is not saved or cancelled correctly (such as with a connection error or the use of &quot;back&quot; on the browser), it will remain checked out, and thus uneditable for all other Users. Performing a Global Check-in will make those items available again. This option is only available in the Administrator Back-end or as a User Menu Item for logged-in Users.</dd>
<dt class="dt15">Global Configuration<a title="global_config" name="global_config" id="global_config"></a> </dt>
<dd>The main screen for controlling Joomla!'s Site, Server, and System settings. It is located in the Site menu of the Control Panel </dd>
<dt class="dt15">GPL</dt>
<dd class="dd15">Acronym for the General Public License. The license is maintained by the <a href="http://www.gnu.org" title="GNU Project" target="_blank">GNU Project</a>. All the source code for Joomla! 1.0 and 1.5 is released under the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html">GNU GPL v2.0</a> open source license and allows access to, use, and modification of the core program by anyone. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#opensource" title="Open Source" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Open Source</a> </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Group </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Collection of User levels, classified as either Site Front-end or Administrator Back-end. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#admin_backend" title="Administrator Back-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Administrator Back-end</a>, <a href="#site" title="Site Front-end" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Site Front-end</a>. </dd>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="html" id="html" name="html"></a>HTML </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Short for HyperText Markup Language, the authoring language used to create documents on the World Wide Web. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span> <a href="#javascript" title="JavaScript" target="_parent" class="cr_code">JavaScript</a> <span class="cr_code">and</span> <a href="#php" title="PHP" target="_parent" class="cr_code">PHP</a>. </dd>
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<dt class="dt15"><a title="image-tag" id="image-tag" name="image-tag"></a>Image tag </dt>
<dd class="dd15">In HTML, images are defined with the &lt; img /&gt; tag. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span><a href="#alt-attribute" title="alt-attribute" target="_parent" class="cr_code">alt attribute</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15"><a title="intro-text" id="intro-text" name="intro-text"></a>Intro Text </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Required field that must contain content when creating a new Article or editing an existing Article. If text has been added to the Main Text field and the Article is checked to Show on Front Page, a &quot;Read more&quot; link will be shown, pointing to the full Article. Intro Text and Main Text only are used in Articles in the Section/Category hierarchy but not in Static Articles. <span class="cross-ref">See also:</span><a href="#main-text" title="Main Text" target="_parent" class="cr_code">Main Text</a>. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Installer<a title="installer" name="installer" id="installer"></a> </dt>
<dd class="dd15">A built in Component option that allows the installation of additional Component, Language, Plugin, Module or Template files, using compresses .zip files. This option is only available to a Super Administrator. </dd>
<dt class="dt15">Item<a title="item" name="item" id="item"></a> </dt>
<dd class="dd15">Generic desription for any piece of content within the Joomla! hierarchy; these can be an Article, a content Category, a Menu Item, or a Web Link, for example. </dd>
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