Main Page
From Kunena
|
Official |
| ||||
|
Welcome to the Wiki and Documentation Project of Kunena. The native Open Source Joomla forum. With the Release of Kunena 1.0.8 stable we are laying the foundation of what should become a comprehensive documentation, best practices, tips and tricks and much more - library. We encourage you to share and hope you will join us in contributing to this great library. This is only the beginning and we realise that most of the work is ahead of us. | |||||
 Absolute Beginners Guide
|
| As someone who has not used Kunena before, you may not know how easy it is to get started using it. Maybe you know someone who uses Kunena and you want a Joomla Web site featuring a Kunena Forum of your very own. Maybe you have a small business, a church, or a community that needs a Joomla native forum. Maybe you are an IT professional but have no idea how to get started using Kunena. If any of the above is true, we welcome you to Kunena and suggest you may want to start with the Absolute Beginner's Guide to Kunena. |
 Documentation
|
| In the documentation category, you will find our community driven documentation project that is is aimed at providing you a comprehensive overview of Kunena, how to install, upgrade, configure and setup your very own personalised Joomla native forum. We encourage our community to contribute and extend the documentation on an ongoing basis. The Kunena Documentation will take you to the entire category we have set up for it. |
 Log in with your Kunena.com account. You can register hereYou don't need to join the Documentation Group to help us improve the documentation. Just log in this wiki and get started. Feel free to fix any errors you find. You don't need to log in if you just want to read the documentation. Pages in this wiki are organised into a hierarchy of categories. Explore the categories by starting at the Index or look at the complete list of categories. You can also enter a simple search term in the search box on the left of each page. |
 Notice: If you write articles for a Wiki in another language, it is absolutely necessary to include your language abbreviation after every article and category. See the main page on your language-specific Wiki to find your language abbreviation.For example your language is german, your mainpage is = "Main Page/de". An article with "Installation" in the title would be "Installation/de" and likewise a category named "Documentation" would be "Documentation/de". |
Table of Contents / Index
| Beginners Answers for Kunena Starter | Tips and tricks Hacks, Features, Tutorials, Tricks to boost your Kunena |
| |||
| Documentation Manual for the daily use of Kunena - not completed yet | Troubleshooting Errors or Bugs? See here to find solutions. | ||||
| Languages Kunena is multilingual - find translations | Templates All about Kunena Templates | ||||
| Installation Installation, Migration, Upgrade, Downgrade and Download. | Kunena Read Me Very important and informative Readme Texts |
| |||
| Kunena Releases Infos about old and new Kunena Versions | Kunena Security Checklist Security Information | ||||
| FAQ Frequently asked questions | User contributed content Definitions that represent the view of users | ||||
| Developer Developer resources | |||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Icons on Kunena Wiki Startpage: School.png besides Beginners (Free Licence) by Wendell Fernandes - dellustrations.com ||| Notes_3.png besides Documentation (Free Licence) by Manuela Hoffmann - Pixelgraphix.de ||| Load.png besides Installation (License CC Attribution 3.0) (c) Ray Cheung - WebAppers.com ||| All other icons (except the icons in License Box and except the Kunena Logo) (Terms of Free License) by DryIcons
