Creating a website is only the first step in creating a presence on the web for your business. Every website needs maintenance and support over time. We provide affordable, flexible maintenance agreements that allow you to focus on what you do best while we maintain, monitor, update and support your website.
Once your website is “live”, generally your website supplier will provide up to 30 days of free support and maintenance to help ensure you are comfortable using and managing everything. After the 30-day support period, your website will need ongoing maintenance to keep software up-to-date and over time you may also need advice to keep the user experience fresh to continue to meet your intended business needs. We offer maintenance agreements billed by the hour to keep things flexible so you don't pay more than necessary to keep everything ship-shape.
Remember, if Noxidsoft built your website it includes a robust content management system (Joomla) that allows you to make changes yourself. Website maintenance agreements are completely optional. However, we realize your job is to run your business and it might not make sense for you to spend precious time when we could be taking care of everything for you.
We have a broad definition of “support and maintenance”. Some of the things that are covered in our definition include:
We won’t build you a brand new website under the umbrella of your website maintenance agreement, but we will maintain the site you have. If you feel you need a new website, you can ask us about that too by using the same form link below.
Contact us (form) to make a website maintenance query now.
You should use an RSS module in relevant position if you want to render a third party feed, or grab one from a different part of the same website in question.
To show a relevant page feed (auto-feed articles on your own site), do this:
This is tested in Joomla 2.5.x only, it may work in J3.x.x
You need to edit the file at root/language/en-GB/en-GB.localise.php and focus on line 64(ish).
This quick article tells you how to make highlights to unpublished article content items when using a category blog layout. It helps a user/editor/publisher/you identify easily with a visual aid which articles are not published. We are only covering Joomla 2.5.x.
This brief article will tell you how to make highlights on registered access only article content similar to the default highlighting found on unpublished articles when a user is logged in. It covers Joomla 2.5.x.
If you are modifying the edit form for Joomla 2.5.x or other form that requires a need to test if this is a Super Administrator just use the following. Handy if you need to block out certain functionality for different user groups but you still need full access to those options as an administrator.

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