Joomla or Custom?

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    Im about to make a photoshop tutorial website. Should i make a template in photoshop and code it or should i go with Joomla?

    Thanks.
     
    lolage, Jun 6, 2008 IP
  2. manHa

    manHa Peon

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    It's always better to make your own things... when you know how to! ;)
     
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  3. gina.alessia

    gina.alessia Well-Known Member

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    #3
    you can install joomla, make your design in photoshop and make a joomla template of your own.
     
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  4. lolage

    lolage Active Member

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    Hmm, i thought about that....

    Would i have to have

    "powered by joomla" at the bottom?
     
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  5. Zoro

    Zoro Active Member

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    i think you do...

    Also it's better to make your own stuff. If you planning to sell that site later that it's better to make your own script. That rise your price and sound's pretty :)
     
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    Not necessary! It is open source ..... you can remove the credits! However best is to be let it there!
     
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  7. lolage

    lolage Active Member

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    Im unable to write scripts.. would it be ok to simply edit .html files in notepad? :rolleyes:
     
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    H3llas Well-Known Member

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    You can edit Joomla core code, you can change and remove whatever you wish. Anyway you cant change or remove anything from templates for joomla that are commercial or under some other restrictive licence. I personaly use Joomla with my templates or some GNU/GPL templates.
     
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