New website!
Written by tonio on date 09 July 2010 in Annoucements .
At last, Modoboa is getting its own website!
I wanted to separate presentation from project management (ie. trac). This is now done. You'll find on this site all the important information (news, releases and more).
The site is propulsed by Django CMS. The design is not mine, I've found it on Styleshout.
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dariush
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Thursday 22 July 2010 22:09 -
tonio
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Friday 23 July 2010 09:30Hi, thank you for this feedback! django-cms is really a nice project.
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dariush
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Friday 23 July 2010 23:50Hello tonio, can you describe to me, how you have combined the css-stylesheet with django-cms? Thank you and best regards dariush
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tonio
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Saturday 24 July 2010 09:43First of all, you define a template with some placeholders and you include your stylesheet with the appropriate tag. For the rest, it depends. For example, the right column menus are just text plugins where the text is contained in
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qgriffith
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Tuesday 27 July 2010 01:04Tonio do you care to give a few more details on how you did the blog post. Is each blog post their own "page" or do you add a new text plugin to an existing page? I am having trouble wrapping my head around the pages. I expected each page to be like a post in word press but that is not how it is it seems.
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tonio
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Tuesday 27 July 2010 08:45For the blog, I'm using the django-blog-zinnia extension. In the main page, I'm using the 'last 5 entries' plugin provided by zinnia. Each blog post can be displayed with details but using the same Django template. (provided by zinnia, I've just overidden it). Is that clear ?
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qgriffith
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Sunday 01 August 2010 15:34Yes thank you so much I plan on setting up a similar setup now for my project.
Hi, I have taken notice of your site through django-cms announcement on twitter. Nice Job.