You don't need to have one Articles Category Module assigned to each Category Page in your Joomla site if you use the "Dynamic" setting in one module alone!
The video demonstrates how to create a single Joomla articles category module that can work for multiple categories on a Joomla site.
- The tutorial is presented by Tim Davis on the Basic Joomla Tutorials YouTube channel.
- The video is sponsored by MySites.guru, and viewers can get a free site audit for their Joomla sites using the coupon code "basicjoomla."
- The tutorial is based on Joomla 4 and starts with setting up a core install with sample blog information.
- It shows how to add menu items to the main menu for different article categories (e.g., "help" and "Joomla").
- The tutorial guides users on how to create an articles category module to display links to other articles within the same category.
- Two methods are demonstrated: traditional method (creating a module for each category) and the dynamic method (using one module for all categories).
- The dynamic method automatically changes the displayed articles based on the viewed category, saving time and effort.
- A pro tip is given to hide the module when viewing individual articles.
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