The Joomla Training Cohort has been launched!

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00:00 - Introduction

00:38 - Feedback from Viewers on Previous Video

01:10 - Sponsor Message: MySites.guru

01:43 - Accessing and Editing Menu Items in Joomla

02:15 - Using the Menu Heading Link Type

02:47 - Pro Tip: Embrace Learning and Sharing

Summary

 

Introduction: Tim Davis addresses feedback from viewers about his previous video on using menu separators versus menu headings in Joomla.

Feedback from Viewers: Mentions feedback from Peter Martin and Ivory Johansson suggesting the use of menu headings instead of separators for dropdown menus.

Sponsor Message: Promotes MySites.guru and offers a coupon code for subscribers.

Accessing and Editing Menu Items in Joomla: Demonstrates accessing the Joomla control panel, navigating to the main menu, and editing menu items.

Using the Menu Heading Link Type: Explains the use of "Menu Heading" as a link type instead of separators for creating dropdown menus where clicking on the heading does not navigate away but reveals submenus on mouseover.

Pro Tip: Embrace Learning and Sharing: Encourages viewers not to fear making mistakes when learning and experimenting with Joomla.

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