Joomla Magazin Haberleri

• The June issue

  Putting together the Joomla Community is a very satisfying job. Each and every month, my Co-Editor Claudia and I get to see a huge variety of articles, written by you, members of the Joomla Community. So it is with great pride and joy that we present to you the June issue of the Joomla Community Magazine!

  This month, you can read how you can help shape Joomla's future or make valuable contributions now, find out which new features are coming (SEO out of the box as well as a tool to migrate your WordPress site to Joomla), why you shouldn't rely on automated tools alone to fix the accessibility of your website, and how to create page transitions for your website, with CSS.

  Are you coordinating a Joomla User Group? Heads up: there's a global meeting coming, don't miss out on that! And if you consider yourself a (wannabe) Joombassador, read The Pink Elephant Paradox and check how you can be contribute to Joomla's 20th Birthday Party!

• Joomla Academy's Journey So Far and What’s Next!

  The Joomla Academy, a global initiative run by Open Source Matters and the brainchild of Philip Walton, is well underway; and the momentum is only building! With the first group of students hard at work on development projects, it’s a nice opportunity to reflect on what’s been achieved, to recognise those who have made it possible, and look ahead to what’s next. 

• Joomla User Group - Organizer Meeting - July 8, 2025

  It’s that time of year again! The Joomla User Group (JUG) team is excited to invite current and aspiring JUG organizers to our leadership meeting.

  Whether you're running a group or considering launching one, this is your opportunity to connect, share, and learn with others from around the globe.

• The Blind Spots of Accessibility Testing Tools - Alt Text

  In the last issuewe showed how web designers can trick out the automatic accessibility checker tools in colour contrast. In this article we shed light on alt-texts.

• The Pink Elephant Paradox: Why Joomla Can't Just 'Not Be' Something

  Have you ever been told, "Don’t think about a pink elephant”? Odds are, a pink elephant popped into your mind instantly.