You can however adjust the amount of time (in seconds) that a number will ring if you dial the following code (press the green button then dial):

**61*901*11*25#

The last digits are the seconds before going to voicemail (25 seconds in this instance). The default is 15 seconds.

In your template add the following where you want your breadcrumbs to appear:

<div id="breadcrumbs">
<?php
if ( ( $_REQUEST['option'] != "com_frontpage" ) and ( $_REQUEST['option'] != "com_search" ) and ( $_REQUEST['option'] != "com_xmap" ) ) { ?>
    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="breadcrumbs" />
     <?php } ?>
&nbsp;</div>

This hides the breadcrumb from the home page (com_frontpage) the search results (com_search) and the site map, in this case Xmap (com_xmap). Make sure your breadcrumb mobile appears in the “breadcrumb” module position.

To hide a specific page add:

 ( $_REQUEST['id'] != "8" )

Where 8 is the id of that page. You can also do this for a task as well as an option, just adjust $_REQUEST['option'] to $_REQUEST['task'].

It is possible to change this by adding a hidden field to the search module, here’s how:

Within your homepage template folder create a new directory called “html” and then “mod_search”

Copy the “default.php” file from /modules/mod_search/tmpl/ into your newly created “mod_search” folder under your template folder.

Open this file at near the bottom just before the end of the form add:

 <input type="hidden" name="Itemid" value="2" />

The value refers to the menu item, we need to create a new hidden menu in the administrator, add a search menu item, make a note of the menu’s Item ID, then add this to the above code under the value.

Don’t publish the hidden menu in the module manager, we’ve just creating this to get the Item ID of the search page.

33.0% Outlook 2000, 2003, Express
16.5% Yahoo! Mail
16.0% Hotmail
6.1% Outlook 2007
5.5% Apple Mail 3
5.1% Gmail
3.6% iPhone 2.0
2.1% Apple Mail 2
1.7% Lotus Notes 6-7
1.7% AOL Mail

It’s intersting to note than Outlook 2000, Hotmail and Yahoo are the most popular, as coding enewsletters is slightly different for each system. Ensure you test your enewsletter in each one.

Just insert the code instead of the usual character. The most useful being the apostrophe or right single quote ’ which looks alot better than the prime or rat’s tooth ' as it’s sometimes called.

’s compared with the usual 's

&copy; Company name 2000&ndash;<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var now = (new Date().getFullYear()).toString();
var theYear = now.substring(now.length, 2);
document.writeln(theYear,".");
// -->
</script>

© Company name 2000–