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How to modify a website's source code (Joomla)

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Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Joomla website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Wordpress website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to your blog (Blogger/Blogspot).

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Squarespace website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Wix website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to Tumblr.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Shopify website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Ghost website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Drupal website.

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  1. Follow the advice in the article

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    By default, Joomla doesn’t allow use of any special styles or syntax in its post and module titles. Luckily, there is a workaround for this restriction.

    Follow the advice in the article on gavick.com, which should help you add your custom strings.

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