configuration.php is in your Joomla root. It is not a template-specific file. So back out a couple of folders until you see /adminstrator , /cache, etc.

Your configuration.php file is created after you install joomla.  Go through the install process first.

Open Globals.php around line #24.

set :


to

Hello Bjorn,

Thank you, it has taken me a couple of months to get used to the whole joomla thing. I am used to using Dreamweaver.

I use a wimpy player for my sound and flv files for my videos which I use a flv producer to convert and give me code for the videos. You switch to the "no editor" in your global configurations settings and then you can place the code into your module or content section.

Note: once you place the wimpy or flv code in the module or content you always have to be in the "No WYSIWYG Editor" setting when editing these. If you open it and save it while in the TinyMCE WYSIWYG Editor it will corrupt your code for the wimpy player and or the video player and you will have to go back into the "No WYSIWYG Editor" and replace the code and save again.

I hope this helps and good luck with building your site

Lisa