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Hey I was wondering if any of you guys knew how to convert a basic HTML site so that it would work with JOOMLA or if their are any programs on the next that I can get to do it.
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Install the joomla and "pass" the content manually "page by page" ;)
Joomla has a editor and with this you don't need put the codes (html)
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Last edited by gothcrow; 11-20-2007 at 08:25 AM.
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on the other hand, you could keep those files and include them into Joomla as static content.
They will be displayed in a div-container.
All the new content, you can store in Joomla.
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Just a note on the static content thing.
First create the static content via the manager, then create a main menu link to it. You can make it a sub link in the creation page. If you make the links first it requires that you choose the content and you cant change this later.
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I think he means that he has a html website template, and wants to make a joomla theme out of it.
Idk if there is a tool for it.
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I don't know if there is a tool, to generate a template from a given html file.
The documentation for template is not bad.
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Originally Posted by Thewinator
Just like you said I have the HTML website template I would like to make a joomla theme out of it
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