Wiki mojoBlog "the manual"
about mojoBlog
MojoBlog (com_mojo) is an integrated joomla 1.0.15 blogging component developed loosely around the popular Open Source blogging platform WordPress. MojoBlog is a much leaner, meaner and more semantically compliant iteration of Marko Schmuck's older com_jd-wp. In essence, it's an out of the box replacement/upgrade for current jd-wp users that validates (xhtml and css), loads up to 200% faster, uses less server resources (like 189k less) and plays nice with most free and commercial joomla templates. For new bloggers, mojoBlog offers many features and tools not available with the default joomla blog tool. Integrated commenting, plugin support for avatar/gravatars, Integrated trackback, permalink support, Integrated rss with support for feedburning, subscribe to feeds, and much more. MojoBlog currently supports many 3rd party WordPress plugins and plays nice with the latest version of joomla 1.0.15. Additional modules (mimic wordpress sidebar, calendar, latest posts, etc.) also available. For FAQ, tips, bug reports and mojoBlog roadmap please join our mojoBlog support forums at joomlify.com
To unleash the full power of mojoBlog browse/read our Care and Feeding section aka the manual below.
Care and Feeding of MojoBlog
Customizing MojoBlog
- Tips and Tricks
- How to create and use templates
- Installing mojoBlog modules
- Compatible plugins list
- Installing mojoBlog `bots
- Compatible mosbots list
- mojoBlog Development Resources
- joomla Development Resources
- wordpress Development Resources
MojoBlog Feedback and Community
- Support mojoBlog-donate
- Join the mailing list
- Join/View our mojoBlog user forums
- Submit mojoBlog bugs and feature wishes
Addendum
- MojoBlog Change Log
- Happy Users
- Who wrote about it
- Compare it with other blogging components
- Some humble thanks
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