http://www.downloadjoomlatemplates.com/joomla-cms-templates/can-joomla-be-integrated-into-an-existing-website Get Downloadable Joomla Template Info Blog Mon, 21 Nov 2011 20:58:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.downloadjoomlatemplates.com/joomla-cms-templates/can-joomla-be-integrated-into-an-existing-website/comment-page-1#comment-243 java_programmer Mon, 06 Jul 2009 05:39:59 +0000 http://www.downloadjoomlatemplates.com/joomla-cms-templates/can-joomla-be-integrated-into-an-existing-website#comment-243 Joomla is a site framework... I use XAMPP. You can likely fit your old site into Joomla in a number of ways. You can take the content and place it into the content management parts you want to use. Any other parts that don't fit might have a plugin like the bbs systems or blogs out there, alternatively you can put your stuff in a managed frame in joomla. Another way to integrate would be to put the joomla parts in a sub-directory but that won't make much sense unless you want to run multiple sites as the framework is meant to manage the links, sidebars etc.<br><b>References : </b><br> Joomla is a site framework… I use XAMPP. You can likely fit your old site into Joomla in a number of ways. You can take the content and place it into the content management parts you want to use. Any other parts that don’t fit might have a plugin like the bbs systems or blogs out there, alternatively you can put your stuff in a managed frame in joomla. Another way to integrate would be to put the joomla parts in a sub-directory but that won’t make much sense unless you want to run multiple sites as the framework is meant to manage the links, sidebars etc.
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