Yes, today finally a tip-type blog. No more ranting, no more rambling. Hey, nothing sure this will last long. So enjoy the moment.

Since about the last Joomla upgrade to 1.5.15 some of us were hitting in vain the bottom button [Read more] when entering their articles in Joomla. That button became nothing more than a deco element. Sheesh, not good!

The cause, and the solution, is the JCE WYSIWYG editor, better than the Joomla TinyMCE editor, I'd say.

Instead of desperately staring at the dead core thing, why not stare at this screen shot:

...and click on that button to solve your [Read more] problem tag.

Happy Joomla JCE editing wishing y'all!

Yes, we're in that age when anyone's gotta get connected with anyone. For what reason?! Err... well, that's not been thought of. At least not for now. Just let's connect, let's get in the hub, do some chatting about what we've done this morning. Ya know, waking up, bathroom, breakfast, bus (or train, or car), business, back home, boring stuff... Just put it up there and feel important. Some will (are already, wow?) definitely harvest(ing) all the trivia from the public hubs and build nice projects of the future, cute models and more than few neat prognosis charts to be thrown on some table, for some other investment. Sounds like the bursted bubble of ten years ago. Possibly bit more mature because of the better infrastructure. As for the networking software running the clouds and clusters? Most, if not all, was in place through the '80s on mainframes.

Remember yesterday's blog? It happened the same summer, lasted for a month, the building, and keeps on and on with regular maintenance ever since. Couple months ago we even did a major upgrade to it. This is, as you may already figure, another client. Still the provider team is exactly the same one: same web developer, same graphic designer, same web programmer. And this is a very successful web project we're gonna do a fast case blog about.