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Hello,
After long time I am visiting this forum. I am very busy with my new job and don't find much time to contribute in forums. I really missed this forum.

I have several blogs with wordpress and I think its time for me to learn Joomla. So, I am searching for Joomla video tutorials. I am not a great coder so I am looking for such tutorials which can provide me enough information on :"How can I customize a joomla website"?

I am planning to start a security website with Joomla template. I prefer same template which is currently atlantic.net is using. Where can I buy that template or download for free? If you know, please share that link with me.

Thanks in advance.

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— good plan to learn Joomla before picking a template. ’s links are a sensible starting point for general Joomla docs, but they don’t answer how to track down the exact template a site is using. Practical steps below will get you the answer or a workable alternative.

Start by inspecting the site source. Look for asset paths that include /templates/ — the folder name there is often the template handle. In a terminal you can try a quick fetch (replace example.com with the site you want to inspect):

curl -s https://example.com | grep -o '/templates/[^"]*' | sort -u

If you see /templates/yourtemplatename/... that name is what to search for on template marketplaces or Google. Also check the page’s meta generator tag, HTML comments, and CSS class names for vendor hints.

If the above yields nothing, the site may use a heavily customized or private template. In that case your options are: 1) search marketplaces (ThemeForest/TemplateMonster/JoomlArt/RocketTheme/YOOtheme) for similar designs, 2) rebuild the layout using a modern Joomla framework (Gantry/Helix) or a page-builder, or 3) contact the site owner and ask which template they used — many admins will tell you.

Tool shortcuts: browser devtools, Wappalyzer/BuiltWith/WhatCMS (browser extensions or online checks) can quickly detect CMS and sometimes the theme. Final cautions: designs are often customized and licenses matter — don’t assume a one-to-one downloadable template exists. For learning, combine short video courses with a local Joomla install so you can safely experiment with modifying templates.

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