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Frontend and Backend

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Joomla Feature:

Frontend:
1- Can be access by user if they have the permission to make changes on the websites.
2- Can be added content only if the Admin only sets for add content and can be delete or edit if the Admin sets for user to delete or edit.
3- For faster content input because user not bother to set certain structure in the websites.

Backend:
1- For Admin only to make the structure for the websites.
posted by Syahidi, 7:52 PM

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