In Joomla, after successful registration, users by default are redirected to a login page (if account doesn’t need to be activated). From there (after logging in) users are redirected to a user profile page. This happens even if you have Login Redirection set to something else in Login Form Module. To change this behaviour you…

This article explains how to change text in User – Profile plugin fields. You can use the same instructions to override pretty much any text filed in Joomla. Let’s say we want to change Address 1: to Your Address: First off all find the original text you want to change in Joomla language file.Language files…

Joomla 1.6 / 1.7 has a great new feature which allows to expand registration form without any third party plugins or core hacks such as this. Go to Extensions > Plug-in manager and enable User – Profile pluginOpen the plugin, expand Basic Options, disable not required fields and set required fields to either Optional or…

You create a new registration / login form. In all browsers except Internet Explorer all fields appear exactly the same size. In IE however password fields are smaller (shorter) than all other fields. Most likely reason why password fields are smaller in IE is different font used in different types of fields. To resolve, simply…

Depending on your template, Joomla registration and login forms may be displayed within a border. If required this can be be removed by adding following code to your template .css file: fieldset{border:none;} Joomla 1.5Joomla 1.6Joomla 1.7

Joomla built in rating / voting plugin allows visitors to vote on your articles. You can view ratings in the front end at the top of each article, but there is no easy way to see all rated articles in one place. This can be done using a simple SQL query. This assumes that you…

Normally you can’t place module within articles. However there is easy workaround which allows you to do exactly this. Customize your ModuleExtensions > Module Manager  > [your module]Customize your module as required.Then go to Position field, delete existing entry and type your own custom position e.g. content_my_module. You can type pretty much any name, but…

There is no easy way to add additional fields to a default Joomla 1.5 registration form. This can be done by installing third party extensions or changing some core Joomla files. Changing core files is normally not recommended as Joomla update may overwrite them. If you upgrade to Joomla 1.6/1.7 it can be achieved much…