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Saturday, 31 March 2007 16:19

Installing Synapse

An overview of template files and instructions for installing and activating the template. Read More...

Custom Modules

Learn all about the included Synapse custom modules and how to configure them for your site. Read More...

Menu Options

An overview of the Synapse menu options including the top menu icon configuration. Read More...

Customisation

A guide to the Synapse customisation options that can be configured within the template's index.php. Read More...

Using Typography

A guide to using the included the Synapse typography styles in your site. Read More...

Demo Content

A look at some of the modules and techniques used in the demo content on the frontpage of the Synapse demo. Read More...

Logo Editing

An overview for customizing your logo and replacing the logo text with your organization or company name and logo. Read More...

PNGfix

An overview of how to customize your Synapse in respects to the Internet Explorer PNGfix. Read More...

RocketTutorials

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Joomla Video Tutorials

Learn how to do general Joomla! functions by watching flash-based videos on our RocketTutorials site.

WYSIWYG Editor Tip

When placing custom html code into a custom module or content item, it is best to turn your WYSIWYG editor off. Doing so will ensure the code you place will not get stripped away when the item is saved. Turn your editor off in your admin your panel by going to Site > Global Configuration and setting Default WYSIWYG Editor to No Editor - Editor.

Module User3

This is the User3 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.

Module User4

This is the User4 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.

Module User5

This is the User5 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.

Module User6

This is the User6 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.