Yesterday joomla 3.5 was released, but after the upgrade I experienced a Fatal Error:

Fatal error: Using $this when not in object context in libraries/joomla/filter/input.php on line 233 

If you already upgraded joomla and experienced this fatal error, it may be caused by an old version of Ari image slider, so you need to download the newest version of Ari image slider and install it. After this installation your site will probably work without problems.

Template update

The old version of our joomla 3.x templates can work on joomla 3.5 without any problem, but the templates have new updates that you can install. The updated files are the following: index.php, templateDetails.xml and the content of the html folder (overrides). The only new feature is that you can put your css modifications into the css/user.css file that you have to create if you need it. To update your template, first you have to save your old template (with your modifications), then install the new version, and the old template will be overwritten. Then you have to apply your modifications again, e.g. put your css code into the css/user.css file.

We have just released our new responsive professional joomla 3 - 3.8 template: a4joomla-Tiger3R, a new cross-browser compatible, customizable, professional joomla template with 11 module positions, 5 color schemes: aqua, gold, purple, blue and green, tableless portal or blog layout, dropdown menu. A free version of this joomla template is also available in aqua scheme.

We have just released our new responsive free joomla 3 - 3.8 template: a4joomla-Tiger3R-free, a new cross-browser compatible, customizable, free joomla template with 6 module positions and tableless portal layout.

The free joomla 3.8 template can be downloaded here.

The demo of the template can be seen here.

Joomla 3.4 was released a few days ago, and by now all joomla 3.x templates were updated to work well on joomla 3.4. (One exception: the Countryside template should be replaced by Countryside3R.) When updating joomla to version 3.4, I experienced a bug: the Bootstrap size of the module with the largest ID is modified by the update process. So I suggest to check that module, and modify the Bootstrap size of it to its original value (0, or your original choice). This can be done in the module manager, in the advanced settings of that module.

After updating joomla to version 3.4, you can install the joomla 3.4 template, but it overwrites your old template files. So if you modified the old template's code, then save your modifications first!

The joomla 2.5 templates don't work on joomla 3-3.4!