Free Template 2 - Joomlabasic Biz

I have finally completed 2nd template. I think there's still a lot to be tweaked to get this template look more professional. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
You can get the template --> here

Free Template 2 Layout

I am working on the 2nd template, expected to be finished by this weekends. This template will have 4 modules, here's the outline.
Got to get started :_)

Template conversion from html to Joomla

Life in school has been pretty busy this week, loaded with class test and lab test, putting my best effort and struggling to pass every single test... But nightmare is just over (for a while), 3 weeks holiday is around the corner, hehe.

I am interested in converting an existing html template to Joomla template, hoping to complete it during holiday. I will pick a suitable html template and put it up here. As usual, I will share with everyone once it's completed :)
will update on the progress as soon as possible.

Free Joomla Template - 1module Template

I just completed my first 1module Joomla 1.0x template
There seems to be a lot of improvements that can be made, need some comments on it :)
Here's the template pic

You can get the template file here --> 1module
This is a free template, you can modify it in any way including the footer link, author and stuffs
If you like the template let me know, I will create and upload Joomla template regularly

Joomlabasic One Module Cloud Template

I have decided to design this simple and neat template. It has only one module, and that is the top module for menu. Simple enough for a site. This will be my first original template coding from scratch :), getting really excited haha..
I will attach a download link here once it's completed, any comment on how to improve on it is always welcome.

How to upload image from Joomla frontend

I was trying to upload a image to show in the content as a publisher but couldn't. I did not realize that front-end users are not able to upload picture to the media manager by default. So here's the simple solution that I found out.

Files you need:

• JCE Admin Component - grab it here
• JCE Editor Mambot - grab it here

Steps :

1. Install JCE Admin Component
2. Install JCE Editor Mambot
3. Choose JCE WYSIWYG as default editor

There you go, now you can upload images from front-end.

How to install Joomla on your computer

Joomla is a free, open source content management system. This powerful tool allows web developer to install a professional look and feature rich website in a fraction of the time needed if you have to code the web from scratch.

Things you need

• Joomla 1.0.15 - grab it here
  

• Wamp server - grab it here

Steps

1. Install Wamp server (just accept the default configuration)
2. Unzip Joomla to C:\wamp\www\joomla
3. Start Wamp server (there will be an icon at the system tray)
4. Open up your browser and type in http://localhost/joomla and this will start the installation process
   

Installing process
Use the following values when prompted

• Host Name = localhost
• MySQL User Name = root
• MySQL Password = leave it blank (if you never put any password during wamp installation)
• MySQL Database Name = anything you like (eg Joomla)
• Tick install sample data
• Site name = whatever you want to call your site (eg my first Joomla).
  
• Important!! --> Change the password for administrator, you need this!!
  
• Delete the installation folder when prompted
• Click view site and there you go!! your first Joomla site is up and running locally
  

Hope this help, if there's anything unclear please inform me :)