If you want to add icons to your menu items, we offer this option within our template. Joomla itself has the option to add an image, in the menu tab. If you add an image there, the image will be shown in the corresponding menu item.

This template makes use of Bootstrap 3. This is not loaded from a CDN but included in the install. So no dependencies what so ever. Extensive Bootstrap documentation can be found on the bootstrap website. So first get into that before popping any questions ;-) 

Setting up this module, enable it on all pages in the MENU position, and this is the essential top bar. Part of the free bundle, it holds an off-canvas menu for mobile navigation, integrated.

The default Joomla search result page shows all the search options before it shows the results you have searched for. In order to change this, all you need to do is one simple CSS hack.

With version 1 through 1.05 you had a pulldown. Due to ever-changing font's and backend loading times, we have decided to skip the pulldowns and let you enter the fonts yourself.

The icon which appears in your browser tab or the navigation bar on your site is called the favicon. You can edit this image by uploading your favicon.ico to the root of your template folder (../templates/joonextpro/favicon.ico), replacing the existing favicon.ico if it already exists.

There are several options to set your font. First off, in the template of course. There is a typography tab that you use to set most font things. Here you can choose a google font for your text and headers, this will become the default website settings. 

This article explains how to create a one-page website with joonextpro. A one-page website is a website, or a homepage, with a fixed menubar that lets you navigate your menu items all on 1 page.

To have your own favicons, also for mobile etc. in order, you can visit the website https://realfavicongenerator.net/. In this tutorial, I will explain how you can use this website.

• You can upload your favicon there (preferably a ...

Adding custom css or custom code to the template can be done without tempering with template files. The template has this feature built right in. You can go to your template, and select the tab cutom css or custom code.

Once you have tried the free version of the template, and want to go pro and have downloaded the pro-files, you can proceed as follows:

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Setting up the homepage is not a difficult process, you just need to follow the steps below.

With Joonext we have the option to embed a plugin (paid from another party) that allows you to use infinite scroll on your blog categroy lists. The plugin used is the Ajax infinity scroll plugin that you can download from ...

Small update for the html/modules.php. You can update without any loss of settings or data.

This page shows you all available JoonextPro temnplate options. Each tab corresponds with the tab in the template section.

JoonextPro is built with Bootstrap 3. Bootstrap is a front-end framework that builds responsive, mobile-first websites. With a mobile-first approach at its core, its grid system forces designers to create sites for small screens, th ...

With 65+ module positions, your creativity is without limits! Below you will find a cheat sheet for your modules! Each row has its own full-width container, with lots of options to set, like background-image, background-color, opacity, and parallax effect.

Joomla itself has the option to work with tabs in your content. This tutorial will explain how this works.

The logo is set in a module position, named logo, or logo-menubar. Each module has the option to select a language.