Last few days , Youjoomla Team was testing security or better said,
testing the best protection you can use in your Joomla! website. We
have focused mainly on XSS (
cross site scripting ) since it is one of the most common ways for
intruder to get in or abuse your website. If you did not know, one of
the best ways to protect yourself from XSS is to turn your Joomla! SEF on.
Joomla Web designers do not think twice about this task , but we
understand that being new to Joomla CMS or web design in general is
sometimes hard to get your head on straight and get along with all
terms. Modules , module position , extensions , install , uninstall ,
update... Gees ! Give me a break!
Many of you have already heard about it but not everyone knows what it is and how to use it. In this short "how to" tutorial we will explain what CSS override is and how to use it on your websites. First rule of CSS is the last defined property in CSS file order is the one that is going to be used in layout. Basically if you have same property defined in your stylesheet twice , the one that is last will be the one that is used.