PrintNumber	ErrorLocation	Error	Correction	DateAdded
2	p11	• AdSense placement • Multiple site management • Hotel room cookings	• AdSense placement • Multiple site management • Hotel room bookings	1/23/2008
2	p110	Figure 5.1 Xix default menus	Figure 5.1 Six default menus	1/23/2008
2	p349	1. First we need to create a top link to Menus and submenu links to the different “time of day” menus. Go to Menus > Menu Manager > Main Menu.	1. First we need to create a top link to Menus and submenu links to the different “time of day” menus. Go to Menus > Main Menu.	1/23/2008
2	p350	Viewed from the frontend, our site looks like Figure 11.8. Notice that the menu items are not showing properly as a drop-down menu. Although our template provides for this functionality, we need to tell Joomla to take advantage of it by adjusting these menu items for the lunch menu, dinner menu, etc to be children of the top menu item, menus.	Viewed from the backend, our site looks like Figure 11.8. Notice that the menu items are not showing properly as a drop-down menu. Although our template provides for this functionality, we need to tell Joomla to take advantage of it by adjusting these menu items for the lunch menu, dinner menu, etc to be children of the top menu item, menus.	1/23/2008
3	p18	official joomla manual is version 1.0.11, not 1.1.11.	fixed	2/18/2008
3	p159	Competely remove last bullet starting When you first install...”	fixed	2/18/2008
3	pi	add praise page and blank before page i of FM	done	2/28/2008
3	p40	remove first paragraph in gray box	done	2/29/2008
3	p186	Note that there is still no way to edit the content for the author. For that, we need to see what editors can do.	Note that there is still no way to edit the content for the author until it is published. For that, we need to see what editors can do.	2/29/2008
4	p iv	update copyright page	done	5/1/2008
4	p xix	Joomla! is an open source Content Management System (CMS) that anyone can download for free.1 This makes it an ideal choice for small businesses. Don’t let the price tag fool you—Joomla! is powerful and robust, and more big organizations are choosing to have open source software solutions all the time. This universal appeal has made Joomla! hugely popular as a CMS. This is evident by looking at how searches for Joomla! in Google have grown, roughly doubling every two months (see Figure P.1).	Joomla! is an open source Content Management System (CMS) that anyone can download for free.1 This makes it an ideal choice for small businesses. Don’t let the price tag fool you—Joomla! is powerful and robust, and more big organizations are choosing to have open source software solutions all the time. This universal appeal has made Joomla! hugely popular as a CMS. This is evident by looking at how searches for Joomla! in Google have grown (see Figure P.1).	5/1/2008
4	p xxix	He is a partner of Joomlashack.com, providing templates and custom services. He also maintains a blog about all things Joomla! at compassdesigns.net. When not working, he can frequently be found on the Joomla! community boards, and he has written many free tutorials for using Joomla!. His combination of Joomla! expertise, educational skills, and engaging writing has produced a book accessible to everyone.	He is a partner of joomlashack.com, providing templates and custom services. He also maintains a blog about all things Joomla! at compassdesigns.net. When not working, he can frequently be found on the Joomla! community boards, and he has written many free tutorials for using Joomla!. His combination of Joomla! expertise, educational skills, and engaging writing has produced a book accessible to everyone.	5/1/2008
4	p 9	Joomla Community The Joomla community is big, and it’s active. The official forum at forum.joomla.org has (as of this writing) over 110,000 members, making it perhaps one of the largest forums on the Web. Along with that, there are many forums on Joomla’s international sites. There are also many other third-party forums such as joomlashack.com (90,000 members). Although a crude measure, it’s a useful way of seeing how large the community around Joomla might actually be.	Joomla Community The Joomla community is big, and it’s active. The official forum at forum.joomla.org has (as of this writing) over 150,000 members, making it perhaps one of the largest forums on the Web. Along with that, there are many forums on Joomla’s international sites. There are also many other third-party forums such as joomlashack.com (100,000 members). Although a crude measure, it’s a useful way of seeing how large the community around Joomla might actually be.	5/1/2008
4	p 18	• forum.joomla.org—At over 120,000 members at the time of this writing, the official Joomla Forum is one of the biggest forums on the Web. You can get help from the active Joomla community, whether it’s for templates, translations, components, or just a general help question. When you are asking for help, remember that the forum is all volunteer, so provide as much detail on your problem as you can and be respectful.	• forum.joomla.org—At over 150,000 members at the time of this writing, the official Joomla Forum is one of the biggest forums on the Web. You can get help from the active Joomla community, whether it’s for templates, translations, components, or just a general help question. When you are asking for help, remember that the forum is all volunteer, so provide as much detail on your problem as you can and be respectful.	5/1/2008
4	p 33	add caution	CAUTION In chapter 4 you will need a Joomla installation to follow along with the examples. The chapter starts with NO sample data installed, so skip this step if you want to use the installation you are creating right now.	5/1/2008
4	p 103	When we change this to Yes and save the menu item, this has the effect of turning all of the titles in the Services section blog into links that go to the individual content articles represented as a single page. As shown in Figure 4.37, there’s a subtle difference: The title now has a hover effect, and there is also a Read More… link.	When we change this to Yes and save the menu item, this has the effect of turning all of the titles in the Services section blog into links that go to the individual content articles represented as a single page. As shown in Figure 4.37, there’s a subtle difference: The title now has a hover effect, and there is also a Read More… link (if the article in question actually has intro and main text).	5/1/2008
4	p 279	</div> <?php if($this->countModules('right')) : ?> <div id="sidebar-2"> <div class="inside"> <jdoc:include type="modules" name="right" style="xhtml" /> </div> </div> <?php endif; ?> <?php if($this->countModules('footer')) : ?> <div id="footer"> <div class="inside"> <jdoc:include type="modules" name="footer" style="xhtml" /> </div> </div> <?php endif; ?> <!--end of wrap--> </body> </html>	</div> <?php if($this->countModules('right')) : ?> <div id="sidebar-2"> <div class="inside"> <jdoc:include type="modules" name="right" style="xhtml" /> </div> </div> <?php endif; ?> <?php if($this->countModules('footer')) : ?> <div id="footer"> <div class="inside"> <jdoc:include type="modules" name="footer" style="xhtml" /> </div> </div> <?php endif; ?> </div> <!--end of wrap--> </body> </html>	5/1/2008
4	p 375	Got the template? Great. You should now have a template zip file to install into Joomla.	Got the template? Great. It’s actually a zip file in a zip file and you need a password from this book. Once uzipped (twice) you should now have a template zip file to install.	5/1/2008
5		printline updated	fixed	8/8/2008