Hi milanomike,
Congratulations on getting your article published! I understand your excitement about seeing it online. In Joomla, finding the URL for your published article is relatively straightforward.
Firstly, log in to your Joomla backend and navigate to the "Content" tab. Then, select "Articles" to view a list of all your articles.
Once you find the article you've just published, click on its title to open it. In the article editor, look for the "Publishing" tab on the right-hand side. Under "Options," you should see a field labeled "Alias." This field contains the URL-friendly version of your article's title, which is used to generate the article's URL.
To see the complete URL for your article, simply append the alias to your Joomla website's domain name. For example, if your domain is "example.com" and the alias of your article is "my-article," then the URL for your article would be "example.com/my-article."
As for the shimmer wall backdrop, while it may not directly relate to finding your article's URL, it can certainly add visual allure to your website's design. Consider incorporating shimmering backdrops into your website's aesthetic to create a captivating visual experience for your readers.
Hope this helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Congratulations on getting your article published! I understand your excitement about seeing it online. In Joomla, finding the URL for your published article is relatively straightforward.
Firstly, log in to your Joomla backend and navigate to the "Content" tab. Then, select "Articles" to view a list of all your articles.
Once you find the article you've just published, click on its title to open it. In the article editor, look for the "Publishing" tab on the right-hand side. Under "Options," you should see a field labeled "Alias." This field contains the URL-friendly version of your article's title, which is used to generate the article's URL.
To see the complete URL for your article, simply append the alias to your Joomla website's domain name. For example, if your domain is "example.com" and the alias of your article is "my-article," then the URL for your article would be "example.com/my-article."
As for the shimmer wall backdrop, while it may not directly relate to finding your article's URL, it can certainly add visual allure to your website's design. Consider incorporating shimmering backdrops into your website's aesthetic to create a captivating visual experience for your readers.
Hope this helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Statistics: Posted by saraburton — Fri Mar 22, 2024 10:35 am