Updated: 21/06/10
Tags: | module |
A module is essentially a custom bit of PHP coding that can be plugged in to the CMS.
It is a simply way for people to extend the core functionality of the CMS without having to dig in to the core CMS code engine.
Once the module has been adde... read more
Updated: 21/06/10
Tags: | module | install | abstractor |
All module scripts should be placed in the 'modules' folder of the CMS. They should have an identical name to that of the page you want it to appear on.
For example, if you have a gallery module you want to install and you want it to appear at www... read more
Updated: 27/11/09
Tags: | delete | page |
To delete a page simply log in and visit the page you wish to delete. You will usually see a button at the top of the page which allows you to delete the page.
If you do not see the button this is because there are other pages on your site below ... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | image | gallery |
Similar to a Image block but with the addition of the ability to add a thumbnail image (a smaller version of the same image).
In this way you can create a page with multiple relatively small images displayed in a grid, each linking through to the ... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | share | social |
Dropping this block on to your page automaically adds links to popular social media websites such as Facebook, Digg and Reddit. Using these links visitors to your site can quickly and easily post links to these sites helping to spread your content.... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | flash |
Very similar to a Image block but instead allows you to add a flash SWF file to your page.
This can be anything - from an animation to a video - and you can customize the size manually.... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | comments |
Adding a Comments block to your page enables your visitors to leave feedback about your content on your page.
By default users have to be registered with your site before they are able to post a comment, but all visitors will be able to see the c... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | image |
A combination of the Paragraph block and an Image block which allows you to add an image with text wrapped around it.
If you want your image to appear to the right of your text select the Right Image Paragraph and vice-versa.
Just like a stand... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | image |
Does exactly as you'd image - adds a standard image to your page.
You can set the width and height manually, or leave them as 0 and the image will show at its full size.
If you choose to just set either the width or the height the opposite meas... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | paragraph | html |
The most basic yet essential building block available. As you'd imagine, the Paragraph block is used to add a block of text to your page.
That said, the paragraph block can also be the most powerful as it allows you to enter raw HTML for added fle... read more
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Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | blog | aggregator |
The Blog block is used to add new content to your site such as a news story or (oddly) a blog entry, essentially anything which needs to include a 'publication' date.
It includes the ability to add a title, an image, and as much text as you requir... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | mp3 | flash |
The MP3 block does exactly as you'd expect; allows you to add an MP3 to your page contained within a flash block including a play button and a progress bar.... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | event | aggregator |
The Event block is used to add a listing to your site, be it for a meeting, a gig or a party.
It includes the ability to add a title, an image, a date and as much text as you require.
Used in conjunction with the Aggregator block you can create... read more
Updated: 28/10/09
Tags: | block | blog | event | aggregator |
The Aggregator block is a key feature of the CMS - it allows you to pull together (aggregate) content from around the rest of your site in to one place. Essentially allowing you to have sections of your site update automatically when you add new cont... read more
Updated: 27/10/09
Tags: | page | title |
Your site has a main title which appears in the browser's top bar on each page - you can suppliment it with an extra title on a page by page basis.
Navigate to the page in question, roll your mouse over the 'ADMIN' bar at the top of the page and c... read more
Updated: 27/10/09
Tags: | site | title |
Your site's title will appear on every page in the top bar of your browser. It is important that this is relevant as it helps with search engine optimization.
To change your site's title roll your mouse over the 'ADMIN' bar at the top of any page... read more
Updated: 27/10/09
Tags: | site | keywords | descripton |
The page description and keywords are used behind the scenes to help optimize your site for search engines. Your site has a default description and keywords which appear on every page unless you explicitly set alternatives.
Navigate to the page in... read more
Updated: 27/10/09
Tags: | keywords | description | page |
The page description and keywords are used behind the scenes to help optimize your site for search engines.
Your site has a default description and keywords, but you can also edit them on a page by page basis.
Navigate to the page in question... read more
Updated: 27/10/09
Tags: | login |
Point your browser at http://www.[yoursite].com/login... read more
Updated: 21/10/09
Tags: | page |
Once you are logged in to your CMS you will see an 'ADMIN' bar at the top of each page.
To create a new page, navigate to the page above the one you wish to make (for example, to create www.[yoursite].com/example/child you would go to www... read more
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