In the last few weeks, we at El-Tech where working for new Israel/Hebrew Joomla based website with an advanced portal functionality. The website www.bal.co.il - מגזין באלאנס is a new portal with a touch for sport ,life style and health.

The website owner have chosen to release the improvements we at El-Tech made for some components during my work to the global Joomla community.

com_artbannersplus, Statistics, Graphs, MyVideo (new video comp.& 2 new modules), joscomment latest comments scroller and more.

Last update: Friday, 20 July 2007

While working on www.pirsumferera.co.il - a product catalog website we have created this simple and easy to use Joomla module who displays the category and sub-categories under a ul list structure. The CSS menu like stracture is based over the Pure CSS Menus by Mark "Tarquin" Wilton-Jones you can read there about how to give your Category list a cool new looks.     So as you can understand from the name this module is fully style able and uses pure CSS code for actions and scripting.

We also added some SEO improvments inside the links code so totaly you get an easy to use, cool and support of sub-categories display (without any other installations) and of course GPL licensed  module. :)

This Module works in Mozilla 1+, Netscape 7+, Opera 7+, Safari build 60+, OmniWeb 4.5+, Konqueror 3.2+, iCab 3+ and IE 5.5+ on Windows (using DHTML behaviours).

Joomla vesrions:  1.0.1x and higher.

Virtuemart versions: 1.0.7 and higher.

Feel free to use our Support forums and Download the module package files Here.

Last update: Friday, 06 April 2007

This module come to give the developer more power when design the !Joomla frontpage. While working on a new community portal (www.karmel.co.il) we needed a way to present the content items of each category in the site on the forntpage of a joomla website. We also needed control over which category to diaplay and how many item will be display below.

Since power in design was the main  porpuse of this module development we made created it extreamly portable for css by using class and id's wherever we could by the following format.

Last update: Sunday, 01 April 2007