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Banners, Login Modules & Decorative Elements

Banner Area & Login Modules

Banner Area
The size of the banner area is determined by the current banners. In our case this is 468 x 60 pixels as illustrated in
Figure 3.7:

 Banner in Joomla

Figure 3.7: Banner Area

Functions
Functions are elements needed to make interactivity possible. In Joomla! these functions are called modules. A module is something that takes up space on the web page and fulfils a certain function.

Login Area
A login module is important if you want to separate your website into a public and a protected area. The visitor then has to have a way of registering and of logging on. Perhaps he or she even occasionally forgets his or her password. The login module should be able to take all situations into consideration as illustrated in Figure 3.8:

Login

Figure 3.8: Login Module

Polling
Since our content is designed for certain target groups, we should now and then ask the group that actually surfs websites for their opinion. This is the simplest way of getting utilizable opinions about your site. Joomla! has integrated a survey component, whose display module is on the example page as illustrated in Figure
3.9:

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Figure 3.9: Survey Module

 

Who is Online?

This module is about communication and community. After the user has been able to see which messages are recent and particularly popular, naturally he or she would like to know who is navigating the site right now. In this case a distinction is made between guests and logged on users as illustrated in Figure 3.10:

 Polls

Figure 3.10: Who is Online

Back
Back is a small word of great importance and forms a giant portion of user friendliness. After one has pressed on a link, sometimes it is not at all easy to return exactly to the spot where one was just before. The Back button tries to make that possible:

Who is

Figure 3.12: Back

Search Field
Similar to the Back button, the Search field also contributes greatly to the user friendliness of a website. Many pages have search fields. Often, however, the programs behind the Search field don't scan the entire content of the page. With Joomla, however, all pages are definitely scanned:

Figure 3.13: Search Field

You can type a search term and press Enter on the keyboard. The result is a hit list, with the desired term visually emphasized.

Decorative Elements

After so many functions, modules, and contents, the issue of web design, corporate identity, and the look and feel of the website pops up. A template represents the layout of the page and is laid on top of the content like a screen. Since it is hard to argue either about taste or beauty, you have the option of providing different templates for the same content. For example, the look of your website in winter could be different than that in summer, or it could have a baseball look during the World Series.  In principle, a joomla templates consist of one or more logos, a certain color combination, selected character fonts and sizes, and as clever an arrangement of the available content as possible. There are two logos (Figures 3.14 and 3.15) and a footer line (Figure 3.16) in the example template:

 

Back Button

Figure 3.14: Logo 1

Search

Figure 3.15: Logo 2

Figure 3.16: Footer

 
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