Lately I have been creating a three different Joomla! 1.5 web sites, and I have had to change the favicon for each of the sites.

One problem I have had with all of them is that even if I replace the favicon.ico file, AND clear the cache...the favicon.ico file does not change after my minor adjustments. While searching for solutions on the web I have seen that many other Joomla! users have reported the same problems as I have encountered.

I have found a way that the favicon.ico file will always change...giving the favicon changer less frustrations.

Based on my findings, and all the different favicon tutorials that partly are missing some information reg. the favicon.ico changes in Joomla 1.5, I have decided to write a tutorial about how I now do my favicon changes in Joomla! 1.5.

When setting up my second blog/web site, OraBlogger.net, and I wanted to set up syndication through Google Feedburner.

Currently, on the web site you now are on, joomlabeacon.net, I have set up RSS feed through the the standard RSS feed. But, through the Disqus commenting system you can actually get RSS feed per article/post.

While setting this up on OraBlogger.net I had a hard time remembering what the standard RSS feed url was in Joomla! (getting old?), so I did some
searches on the Internet. I found what I needed through Google, but I felt that there were few A-Z tutorials on how to set up Joomla RSS in Feedburner, so I am therefore writing one...

Have you ever gotten something good, but you just want more...? Have you ever gone to a used car dealship and picked out a car and just thinking A-W-E-S-O-M-E about it until a week after the purchase...when you catch yourself thinking things like: "Some other rims would look way good", or "a new stereo would rock"?

Well that is how it often is with us humans.

Joomla! Is an A-W-E-S-O-M-E product. I LOVE IT! After you have been using Joomla! for a while you start noticing details that makes the best not good enough. In this article/tutorial I will show you how to show the "introtext" of the articles in addition to the titles.