Joomanji builds tools for Joomla websites, led by the Corpus Joomla template: accessible, fast and flexible, built to fit any project without compromising on performance or accessibility standards. The Corpus Joomla template ships with ready-made layout options, colour presets and clean semantic markup, making it a solid, future-proof base for any Joomla site. Alongside it, several Joomla components support the day-to-day management of a site: technical tracking, media handling, migration preparation, and more. Oculus, for instance, is a more specific maintenance tool that helps spot technical debt before a version upgrade. Each article in this section presents a Joomanji product: how it works, when to use it, and how to install it, with screenshots and step-by-step instructions. This category is useful for agencies, freelance webmasters, and anyone running a Joomla site who wants reliable tools, whether it's dressing up a site with the Corpus Joomla template or reinforcing maintenance with targeted components.
Components brings together the pages that present the Corpus template and the ready-to-use blocks for your Joomla 6 website. Here you will find the full presentation of the Corpus template, its four homepage layouts, its colour schemes, and the fifty-four blocks available without any extra extension. Each component is documented so you can choose the right article layout for every category, including custom fields and modules. This category also centralises practical information: exporting and replaying your settings on a new site, the length of included updates, and how ticket support works. Whether you are discovering Corpus for the first time or planning a migration, these pages give you a clear overview before you move on to the detailed user manual. You can also compare the available options before purchasing and check the compatibility of each block with your Joomla 6 version. This overview also helps you plan your Corpus template project confidently.
Corpus gathers the documentation for the Corpus template on Joomla 6: user manual, stamps and help pages for anyone already using the template. Here you will find details on the available blocks, how to customise each article layout per category, and the advanced colour and layout settings. This category completes the commercial presentation of Corpus with practical content designed to support installation and everyday use of the template. The articles gathered here explain how to export your settings, replay them on another site, and make the most of the year of included updates. You will also find how to open a support ticket if needed. This section suits both new users and teams managing several installations of the Corpus template. You can also check version notes, recent fixes and the configuration tips recommended by the support team. This overview also helps teams keep their Corpus template documentation up to date across every Joomla 6 site.
The Corpus template manual gathers, chapter by chapter, everything needed to install, configure and customise this Joomla template. It covers installation, styles and child templates, typography, page layout, module positions, the mega menu, blog views, component pages, content modules, accessibility, cookie consent, and ideas for going further. Each chapter of the Corpus template manual can be read on its own and relies on screenshots and concrete examples, so a busy administrator can quickly find the answer to a specific question without reading the whole manual. This numbered chapter structure makes it easy to search for precise information, whether discovering Corpus for the first time or fine-tuning an advanced setting after months of use. Screenshots and concrete examples accompany most chapters, so a reader can follow the exact steps without switching back and forth between the administrator and this documentation. New Corpus users are encouraged to start with the installation chapter before moving on to appearance and layout.
Astus is the assistant that helps Joomla site administrators handle search engine optimisation and technical monitoring, directly from the administrator area. This category brings together the full documentation dedicated to the Astus assistant: how to install it, how to display its modules, what it actually does day to day, the Google keys it needs to work, and a clear breakdown of what is free and what has a cost depending on the plan chosen. The Astus assistant was designed to stay clear even for a beginner administrator, giving concrete answers instead of raw indicators that are hard to interpret. The Manual sub-category covers every step in detail, illustrated with screenshots, so anyone can get the most out of Astus without guessing how to use it. This page is the entry point before reading the full manual, chapter by chapter. This introduction page links directly to the detailed manual, without duplicating its content.
The Astus manual explains, step by step, how to install the Astus assistant, display its modules in the administrator, and understand exactly what it does on a daily basis. One chapter covers what Astus does, and what it does not, to avoid any confusion about its real role on your Joomla site. Another chapter explains how to obtain and declare your Google keys, a necessary step for search statistics to appear correctly inside the assistant. The Astus manual also dedicates a chapter to what costs money and what is free, so every administrator knows exactly what using Astus implies for their site. This documentation is written for anyone discovering the assistant for the first time, or wanting to check a specific setting without reading everything again from the start. Screenshots illustrate each step, so administrators can follow along inside their own Joomla installation without guessing where a setting is located.
This category gathers the legal information required on a professional website: the legal notice, which identifies the publisher and the hosting provider; the privacy policy, which explains what personal data is collected and how it is processed; and the terms and conditions of sale, which set out the rules that apply when a purchase is made through the site. Together, this legal information gives visitors a clear view of who runs the site and what rights they have over their own data, in line with data protection rules such as the GDPR. These pages are linked from the site footer, so any visitor can reach them in one click, whatever page they are reading. They are reviewed whenever the hosting provider, the publisher, or the data collected changes, to stay accurate and keep visitors' trust. Visitors concerned about how their information is used can therefore find clear answers in a single place.
The Joomanji blog: short articles on our tools for Joomla 6, one feature at a time, starting with the Corpus template. Each post shows what the feature does, where to find it in the administrator and what to watch out for, with real screenshots and a short silent video. Written for agencies, freelancers and anyone who runs a Joomla site.