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Is It Hard To Do Migration From Joomla To Wordpress?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by $donald, Feb 11, 2013.

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    Hi
    i need advice from masters. I got a duty from my supervisor to migrate the cms from joomla to wordpress. Is it hard? cause it make feel confused, this site is using joomla ver 1.5. You can check it on fortuneindo[dot]com. Joomla is complex :|
     
    $donald, Feb 11, 2013 IP
  2. sigmainfo

    sigmainfo Active Member

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    Joomla is not complex and not even wordpress. If you have technical knowledge of basic html then you can do it easily. Try to find in google for what all migrations you would require to have in your website and follow the steps. This way you will be able to migrate it easily.
     
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  3. pressingprojects

    pressingprojects Peon

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    You would need to learn the basics of wordpress such as the basic functions and template tags as well as basic HTML and CSS.
     
    pressingprojects, Feb 12, 2013 IP
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    You can use online importer for easy migration of data but limited to templates and designs.As a CMS, it is similar to Joomla in many ways. Integrating WordPress into your Joomla website increases the number of options you have for your blog posts. Doing so enables you to access all your WordPress blogs through Joomla.
     
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    WP4J Greenhorn

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    I agree with TestingWhiz, a good route will be to just use an integration component so you basically keep your Joomla site and have WordPress running inside it - you can find out more about the integration we offer at http://wp4j.com and there are more options in the joomla extension directory:

    http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/social-web/social-edition/blog-integration
     
    WP4J, Jun 5, 2013 IP