HariesDesign.com - What's new in Joomla 1.6? Many websites require a tiered user permission
system, in which specific user groups are given different permissions
and access to other parts of the site that a traditional user may not
be (i.e. a paid site, which has "premium" content, but also free
options). This paper looks at a method for which administrators could
create usergroups, and set permissions including limiting access to
modules.
Bloggers recommendation
Improving the RSS syndication module by adding support for pinging
Including a simple social bookmarking module in the Joomla core
Making writing articles easier
When inserting an image using the "image" button at the bottom of the
article text-box, the dimensions of the image should automatically be
added.
The ability to link to other articles on the website from within the
editor. This could be done by a "link within website" button next to
the "image, "page break" and "read more..." buttons, or simply within
the format options by clicking on the link button within the Tiny MCE
editor.
Meta Tag Control
Option of removing the generator tag in "Global Configuration" in the "Metadata Settings" box.
Ability to add different meta tags of the different page of an article created by using pagination.
SEF URL control
Each content item can only be accessed through one URL so that duplicate content is avoided.
The possibility of redirecting pages if they move: e.g. if you move an
article from one category to another you can add a manual redirect.
The option of having SEF URLs, These components produce URLS like the following: www.site.com/section/category/page-name.html
Making a new Groups
Administrators can create groups, and limit access to specific modules on a group by group basis
Allow for automation. Example, if users pay for access, then they're automatically placed in a special group