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Thanks, enamtl! &nbsp;Sorry for the delay in awarding the points.<br />
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Rowby
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Thanks, enamtl!  Sorry for the delay in awarding the points.

Rowby

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Hello!<br />
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Please take a look at this link. &nbsp;It's &nbsp;a directory created in Wordpress.<br />
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<a href="https://music.usc.edu/faculty/" rel="ugc">Snazzy Directory in Wordpress</a><br />
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I'm looking for &nbsp;a similar directory program for Joomla 3.2.3 &nbsp; &nbsp;I know there are a few Joomla directory programs, such as Work Force, but I haven't found anything with both the visual appeal and features of this Wodpress Directory, <br />
I like the display, the sorting abilities, etc.<br />
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Perhaps I need to dig into Joomla content system such K2, but would rather not deal with a K2 learning curve, and I am, frankly, not sure what K2 really does. &nbsp;<br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
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After posting this I found this little gem. &nbsp;It might work: &nbsp;<a href="http://demo.minitek.gr/joomla-extensions/responsive-grid-for-articles" rel="ugc">Sortable extension</a><br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Rowby
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Hello!

Please take a look at this link.  It's  a directory created in Wordpress.

Snazzy Directory in Wordpress (https://music.usc.edu/faculty/)

I'm looking for  a similar directory program for Joomla 3.2.3    I know there are a few Joomla directory programs, such as Work Force, but I haven't found anything with both the visual appeal and features of this Wodpress Directory, 
I like the display, the sorting abilities, etc.

Perhaps I need to dig into Joomla content system such K2, but would rather not deal with a K2 learning curve, and I am, frankly, not sure what K2 really does.  

Any thoughts?

After posting this I found this little gem.  It might work:  Sortable extension (http://demo.minitek.gr/joomla-extensions/responsive-grid-for-articles)

Thanks!

Rowby

Looking for a Snazzy Staff Directory extension for Joomla

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