Parent If you want the page to be a children of another page, here you set its parent. Main Page Title: This is actual title that will show on a page frontend - h2 tag. Default is '-' i. Gallery Module foldername for Header Slideshow You have to put a name that you have set in Gallery Module as a slider gallery. It also allows for advanced functionality like giving special classes based on the first or last child of an item, its index, and its depth.
This module does not have an admin interface. The Design Manager module manages the templates for the Navigator module, and there are no other settings. It supports the same options as the MenuManager module and provides breadcrumb functionality as well.
As evident in the name, this module provides search functionality within the admin interface. It is extremely useful for identifying the template, UDT or style sheet that has a specific piece of text.
It uses tinymce 4, has much more functionality, and is significantly easier to use. Additionally, a new media picker has been written for MicroTiny to make inserting images, links to files, or videos much easier. The new ModuleManager makes use of icons and colours to tell you if there are newer versions of an installed module available in the Forge, if the module is a system module, needs upgrade, if the module is deprecated or stale, and more.
These modules have been adjusted to take advantage of the design manager, and to eliminate Smarty variable scope issues. That means that there is no longer an interface for working with templates inside the admin panel for these modules.
This is for a few reasons: The core adodb-lite package has not had a new release since , so we are the only ones maintaining the package. The original adodb package is large and appears to be slow according to our tests and would seriously increase the size of the distribution package even though we would only support a small portion of it.
We must be extremely careful when playing with the database abstraction layer as introducing incompatibilities has the potential to break each and every module and each and every CMSMS website. Due to time constraints there was no time to take on replacing adodb-lite with our own compatible layer.
Though the admin interface has been removed from the MenuManager module in favour of using the new API's of the design manager, the MenuManager remains. This should reduce the problems with sites attempting to upgrade. However, we have officially deprecated this module, which means it will not receive any more new features, and will be removed from the distribution at a later time.
Although we have changed these modules to use the DesignManager for templates, the functionality of these modules has changed little. CMSMS based websites using these modules should have little difficulty with upgrading related to these modules. CMS Made Simple 2. However, we encourage you to take advantage of the bug fixes and security fixes in PHP and upgrade as far as possible. PHP 5. As previously mentioned, because there are so many significant improvements in CMS Made Simple, not every website will be able to upgrade to 2.
The CMSMailer functionality has been moved to the core. The CMSMailer module itself is only left for compatibility purposes. If your module still lists CMSMailer as a dependency, be sure to install that module. Frequently, website developers would name page templates, global content blocks, MenuManager, and News templates, and the templates of other modules to match the name of the site, or theme that they were building.
The Design Manager now requires that each and every template has a unique name. The upgrade routine will enforce that every template has a unique name by appending an incremental number after the name. This could result in many exceptions where Smarty says that it could not find a template. To resolve the problem you will need to modify the appropriate parent templates, and change the call to the template to its new name.
This may require considerable testing. This version of Smarty does not treat each and every variable as a global. This will solve problems with Smarty variables being inadvertently overwritten, but will cause problems with websites that rely on some global variables. Formerly, you could create a variable in a module template for example the News detail template could set a canonical variable and then use that variable in another template, such as in the portion of your page template. Though this is still possible, an additional step is required.
Now, variables created in one portion of the template will not automatically be available in the other portions.
Similarly, some module actions may create new variable scopes. This is simple to accomplish. Before attempting an upgrade you should ensure that the modules you are using are compatible with CMSMS 2. You can set this page to not show in navigations, set it to be non-searchable, and even set it to be protected. You can also set the owner, and additional editors for this page. Thousands upon thousands of hours of effort have gone into development, testing, documenting, and supporting CMSMS 2.
CMSMS 1. Reduce Limitations CMS Made Simple has always had certain limitations, particularly in managing larger sites with larger amounts of content pages. Rationalize Templates In the 1. More Power to the Templates One of the significant problems that website developers and module developers face is the ability to create appealing forms. The combination of stylesheets and the templates that are attached to a design, control the appearance of your page.
The cool thing is that you can actually use one and the same page template and get pages that look completely different, only by changing the CSS. You saw how the editor picked the template to define how each page will look. How the available templates will look is the work of the designer. As already mentioned the page template provides only the structure of the page, that is what will be included in a page.
Through the stylesheets you can then design that structure, to get the look and feel that you want. It's quite simple. You use plain HTML and put placeholders for the content, the menu etc. When a user is visiting your site the page is automatically generated from the template and the placeholders are filled with the content.
On this page you will learn how the default templates are built. This means that you can take a layout from any page that you like and easily make a template for your CMSMS pages. If you forget this, your page will appear without styles. Some other info how to add multiple content blocks and modify your template to show block only if it has text. The entire menu will be automatically generated from your pages, where you put this placeholder. Twitter link here Set a link to your Twitter page.
Pinterest link here Set a link to your Pinterest page. Live feed link here Set a link to your Live feed page. Default is '-' i. Gallery Module foldername for Header Slideshow You have to put a name that you have set in Gallery Module as a slider gallery. Company slogan: This block appears just below the logo to delete it just leave it empty Top Right text block Text line to show at the top right corner, suitable for telephone number or so.
Sidebar Title This is a title which appears above sidebar content block. Sidebar content block Sidebar block which appears below News block. It is not reuqired, if left empty it will not show on a page.
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