Training Exercise for Joomla BE

In: Help

1 Dec 2009

When you install with sample data, you start with content you eventually will not want. What follows are the steps that one may take to remove said content.

install with sample data Training Exercise for Joomla BE

To get rid of all this, login as an admin

login as an admin Training Exercise for Joomla BE

This is what the back-end login looks like

backend login Training Exercise for Joomla BE

Get rid of the Modules first. So go to Extensions/Module Manager

module manager Training Exercise for Joomla BE

It’s good to disable modules. Do not delete them. You may need them later.

Modules to disable:
Banners, Footer, Resources, Key Concepts, Example Pages, Polls, Who’s Online, Advertisement, Random Image, Syndication, Latest News, Popular

modules to disable Training Exercise for Joomla BE

Next, get rid of the main menu items

main menu items Training Exercise for Joomla BE

Select the ones to remove, then TRASH them!

trash Training Exercise for Joomla BE
Next remove the top menu items

remove top menu items Training Exercise for Joomla BE

This is what it looks like to remove menu items

remove menu items Training Exercise for Joomla BE

Now get rid of the content

get rid of content Training Exercise for Joomla BE

You can kill most of the items that come with the Joomla install

joomla install Training Exercise for Joomla BE

Get rid of that Welcome to the Front Page

welcome front page Training Exercise for Joomla BE

Trash the sample categories

trash Training Exercise for Joomla BE

Now your site should look something like this

j14 Training Exercise for Joomla BE
Note: In reality, you can do this for only training purposes. If you are going to build multiple Joomla sites, the best way is to create an empty install, then use that copy of the database for future use. All of the above clicking is of real benefit when learning a new system as the best way to drill something into your noggin is with repetition.

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