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Navigator uses the order assigned in the backend, so the simplest option is to reorder the pages as desired (there's a drag and drop utility for doing this). If that's not a desired option you can sort the $data array in your Navigator template before the foreach. See https://cmscanbesimple.org/blog...

One of the great things about CMSMS is you can use any template you find on the web (for html, or another cms) and just insert a few tags to make it work in CMSMS. There's some tips on doing that here: https://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/layout/design-manager/templates We do have a few people releasing t...

It would require manually copying individual database tables by someone who knows what they're doing.

Today we are delighted to announce the release of CMS Made Simple v2.2.19 - Selkirk . v2.2.19 - Selkirk is an incremental bug fix and stability release. For further detailed information, please see the changelog where there is a full list of fixes and improvements. As per the Dev Team's official sup...

No. You could possibly import just the content tables into a clean install's database but you'd need to compare the structure etc.

Yes it is, although depending on the modules and UDTs you have it can be a bit of a challenge. It will also include interim PHP version changes. See https://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/upgrading/old-versions for steps to get to 1.12.2, then you can proceed to 2.x. If you have a lot of third-party modules...

Public betas haven't been abandoned, we've generally just done them for major core releases though as they end up being a lot more work than closed betas (and yes, it's been a while since a major core release). They are absolutely valuable though, and we have done some smaller ones with regular Slac...

Chris - you are the Dev Team, make it happen

We usually try to find a position that best matches the member's skillset - that could be core and module development, marketing, server management, testing & QA, administration, etc. If you're curious, most of us are active in the CMSMS Slack channel: https://www.cmsmadesimple.org/support/docum...

This is a topic we're actively discussing on the Dev Team, there's a number of complexities regarding editors in general but having TinyMCE as a community/third-party module doesn't seem to be the best option. We'll have more answers in the near future.

That was more of a 1.x concern. Currently with 2.x you can generally go straight to the final version, unless there are specific module/php version conflicts that need to be addressed (not very common).

This may change with major version updates.

You could use LISE's pagination with lazy load so only items in view are loaded. See https://cmscanbesimple.org/blog/cmsms-m ... -scrolling

The way you've done it should work, but will get pretty complicated if the table is quite large. You may want to capture or assign it to a variable first, then {content default=$mytable}. You can have quotation marks in the default content as long as they're not the same ones wrapped around the defa...

At the very least you might want to look at using the {cms_action_url} tag so the url is built dynamically rather than having to hand-code it. I think you should be able to pass on some LISE search parameters to make it return what you want. You might also be able to do it differently, using LISE's ...

Specific instructions are going to be hard without knowing how your site is built, what version of cmsms you're using, and what your skill level with html/css/smarty/etc is. But generally the process would be adding the html to your main page template and styling it in your stylesheet. If you want t...