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Dec

2008

Burger King's Tasty Joomla Site

Written by Steve Burge

Alright, I'm obssessed - I love seeing Joomla used for large mainstream sites.

Here's a tasty Burger King promotion called BKHotKicks.com. It used the "Hot or Not" extension for people to vote on their favorite sneakers. The site was done for a 6 week-long competition and has not been taken offline.

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Your Comments (15)

Stephen Moseley

December 10, 2008

That is a great looking site - Great job!

Kyle Ledbetter

December 10, 2008

What the heck are they using for SEF? If you hover you can see the non-sef links. Also, interesting that they went with 1.0.x

Eddie Truman

December 10, 2008

I can't see how you can tell that the Burger King promotion site is Joomla.
I can see the others but how can you see this one ?

Steve Burge

December 10, 2008

Hi Eddie

1) Inside information
2) The URL format

Hey Kyle - that is odd isn't it? Maybe on old version of OpenSEF.

David Towers

December 10, 2008

Fantastic! Another great find, nice one Steve!

Kyle Ledbetter

December 10, 2008

2 easy ways to tell a site's 1.0.x:
1)template_css.css (it's template.css in 1.5)
2)got to /administrator site :)

@Steve
Maybe so, I only used OpenSEF on 1 site and can't even remember those days :D

Emir Sakic

December 11, 2008

Actually it's sh404sef: http://www.bkhotkicks.com/admi...ef/sef.xml

Yannick Gaultier

December 11, 2008

Emir, you're right. It is such an old version, I don't even know how they could their hand on it. It still has the Joomfish module in it, that was dropped more than a year ago. Steve, they need your advices : they hardcoded the non-sef links in their menus!

Ronildo Costa

December 11, 2008

Wow, that is cool... I have a section in my brazilian blog called "Belos Sites in Joomla" (Beautiful Joomla Websites)...
And I will put this one there... :D

Kristofer

December 11, 2008

Eddie Truman: Some web producers also forget to make a favicon of their own...

ILJ

December 11, 2008

Hey, nice j! site.
simple template. only one module it has i guess - user2
fav icon still default j!
no SEF urls.

Cory Webb

December 11, 2008

Nice work, Steven! Always good to see some of the "big boys" using Joomla.

Jason Dainter

January 15, 2009

A nice little trick for seeing if sites are built in joomla or not is sticking on ?tp=1 on the end of the index. That will show all the joomla module positions - and often exposes if its joomla or not

ChrisS

February 22, 2009

Great site that was designed and built by a company out of Atlanta call Creative Mischief (www.creative-mischief.com)

Farzan

September 28, 2009

Hi Guys,

dose anyone knows which extension it has been used for developing Burger Kings' website?