User's Manual

Chapter 7: Accessing Functions from the Back-end – Administrator
Joomla! 1.0.11 User Manual 129 Version 1.0.1.
Complete the following fields:
Field Name Details/Options
Name: Enter the name of the web link as it will appear on your site.
Category: Select the desired Category.
URL: Enter the full URL address of the web link.
Description: Add a text description for the web link.
Ordering:
Choose here the order of the Web Link in the specific
Category as it will appear on the
site when displayed through the Table: Weblink Category Menu Item.
Published: This is whether the web link is published or not.
Parameters:
Target:
Select whether clicking on the
link will open the Preview:
In the same Window (Parent Window with Browser
Navigation)
In a New Window with Browser Navigation
In a New Window without Browser Navigation.
Click the Save button.
ManageModules
Introduction
This section deals with:
ExplainingwhatModulesare.
IntroducingtheModuleManagerandthefunctionsassociatedwithit.
InstallinganduninstallingaModule.
ProvidinganexplanationofhowtoconfigureinstalledSiteModules.
Modules are used to display various information and/or interactive features throughout your Joomla! site.
A Module can contain just about anything from simple plain text, to HTML, to complete standalone third
party applications. Modules can also display interactive content, such as polls, latest news, Newsfeeds
and more.
Site Modules are different from Administrator Modules because they display their content on the Front-
end of your site while Admin Modules pertain to various Administrative (Back-end) tasks and/or features.
Modules can be created by you (custom/user Module), or downloaded, and installed.