there's this that you call Joomla-SMF Bridge. it's easy to configure by the way. you just have to read the instructions.
also, you have to choose a joomla theme that matches your smf theme or better yet customize the css. you can also alter the design of the default template sa joomla. basta, daghan mabuhat sa joomla. nice pud gyud ang structure niya. dali ra masabtan. this is one of the websites i've developed (along with tensai) that uses joomla-smf bridge, http://www.cdotaku.com ^_^ -- はくさま Ridvan Lakas ng Bayan Superioridad Baluyos BS Computer Science major in Information Technology Xavier University(Ateneo de Cagayan) v3sw3hw4ln6pr6OPck5ma8u6Lw5Xm5l6Cui5Ce6/8t4b6 Oen5g6RTPa20s4MSr5p5... hackerkey.com Registered Linux User #439466 http://ridvan.baluyos.net "Theory and Practice: same in theory but different in practice."
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