With this Joomla video tutorial, you will learn how to create a custom Thank You Page for any Joomla 1.5 Site. On this video, I will be only showing you how to display an image on the custom page, but because that page is a normal HTML page, you can insert or embed videos, music, or any text you want. You will need to have basic knowledge on HTML in order to insert a more customized HTML code. Use you own imagination to create the page that best fill your needs.

After successfully installing Joomla on your machine, you can now start creating and managing your website content. Joomla makes the complex task of managing your website very easy. You need to login as your website’s administrator and start creating and organizing your content in the Joomla Administration section.

The Joomla Administration section consists of various screens called Managers used to manage and organize particular specific website design functionality and features. The Managers can be easily accessed from the top menu in the administration section or from the control panel screen.

So now that you are convinced that Joomla is the best choice for CMS, let’s get started with installing Joomla tutorial. You can either install Joomla on your local machine or on the web server. This tutorial will focus on installing Joomla on your local machine for testing on your own machine.

Joomla is a free web-based system used to create and manage websites or blogs. It is very simple and easy to use. Using Joomla, you can easily manage all of your articles, blog posts, photos, videos, user comments, website layout and functionality. That is why Joomla is called a   powerful Content Management System (CMS).

The word ‘Joomla’ means ‘all together’ in Swahili language. Joomla was started in year 2005 as a fork from Mambo CMS. Since then its popularity has risen very rapidly with more than 15 million downloads due to its powerful features, vast availability of free extensions and templates. There are more than 200,000 Joomla developers and millions of websites are being developed using Joomla.

Whether you want to develop a website or start your own blog, Joomla has proven to be the most useful free open source Content Management System (CMS) for easy website development and management.  Joomla’s popularity among the web community has risen tremendously over the last few years. Since it’s inception in 2005, there have been more than 15 million downloads of Joomla CMS. According to the 2009 Open Source CMS Market Share Report, Joomla is the most popular open source CMS. So, what are the reasons for Joomla’s amazing popularity?

The main reasons of rapid growth of Joomla Community are:

One of the many things I like from Joomla is that you can apply several Templates to your same Website, and better yet this process is really easy to do. I have created this video to give a general explanation in how you can accomplish this.

In order for you to accomplish this tutorial, you should have installed Joomla 1.5 in your Hosting account or inside your Xamp or Wampserver.

Also you will need to activate the SEO settings in Joomla, which is shown on the video.

Joomla is one of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMS) around the world. It is used in over 40 million websites, and its community has over 355000 users and a huge selection of extensions. Inside the extensions website, you can find programs for almost every purpose: social networking, blogs, forums, online stores, photo albums, and much more.

So, do you want to learn Joomla? Well, let me tell you that you have come to the right place to start learning Joomla by using video resources. For those who don’t know this system, Joomla is a CMS software that lets you create websites, intranets, and other web tools.

CMS stands for Content Management System which is a program that let non-technical people update, modify, and even create websites.

The best thing of Joomla is that is totally FREE and you won’t need to pay anything to download and develop websites in Joomla. The only money you will be expending is the money you are going to be paying to your hosting companies.