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You found a bug. Good. Now the real work starts.
Many developers think fixing a bug means making the error message disappear or getting the expected output to appear again. That is not fixing a bug. That is silencing a symptom. Real bug fixing requires understanding what changed, why it changed, and what that change affected.
Just because someone, or something, speaks with certainty does not make it true. Confidence can trick you. It can feel convincing. It can make you trust words that are completely wrong. Confidence is persuasive. But it is not proof.
Every software team faces the temptation to build from scratch, but sometimes that instinct can do more harm than good. In software development, NIH syndrome stands for “Not Invented Here” syndrome.
If you are using Firefox and experiencing problems when editing content in Joomla — specifically where the TinyMCE editor keeps reloading, flashing, or constantly refreshing while typing — this article explains the solution.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a template override for the Article view so that the intro text and full text are rendered separately. This makes it possible to apply different CSS styling to the intro section of an article.