Hi guys, first off apologies if this is not the right forum for the question..
Basically I'm a CMS newbie, but all I want to use it for is to edit the text in a single div on only one page of my site. Everything else on the site is to remain static and uneditable.
So.. how do I go about making this div editable within a CMS? Are there tags I need to embed in the page? I assume I don't need to use a template for the whole site just for this one page?
Thanks.
Very simple CMS question hopefully!?
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Re: Very simple CMS question hopefully!?
well, is a CMS not a little oversized for a editable div...
write one single php script and its done....
what do you think??
write one single php script and its done....
what do you think??
Re: Very simple CMS question hopefully!?
ya, maybe a little overkill for one section of a single page...
take a look at http://sourceforge.net/projects/editthispagephp/
take a look at http://sourceforge.net/projects/editthispagephp/
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Re: Very simple CMS question hopefully!?
Hey guys, thanks for that - looks like a very handy script. However I've taken a look at it and it doesn't really provide the flexibility/usability that the CMS WYSIWYG editor provides.
I should have elaborated a bit in my original question: the user who will be editing has no HTML/CSS clue, so it needs to be as simple as possible. There is also a possibility that pages will be added that will require editing in the future. I'm thinking I should maybe just make a template for the page in question (or any additional pages that need editing) and keep the rest of the site 'non-CMS'. What do you think?
I should have elaborated a bit in my original question: the user who will be editing has no HTML/CSS clue, so it needs to be as simple as possible. There is also a possibility that pages will be added that will require editing in the future. I'm thinking I should maybe just make a template for the page in question (or any additional pages that need editing) and keep the rest of the site 'non-CMS'. What do you think?
Re: Very simple CMS question hopefully!?
Make your static pages then use the CMSMS to add content making the static pages Content Type: link linking to your static pages...
Of course you will have to add to/rework your static menus every time a new page is added, the main reason I went with a CMS in the first place, I got tired of changing the menu in 15 > 50 pages of hand coded sites...
Of course you will have to add to/rework your static menus every time a new page is added, the main reason I went with a CMS in the first place, I got tired of changing the menu in 15 > 50 pages of hand coded sites...
Re: Very simple CMS question hopefully!?
Hello,
Or try a GCB.
Pierre M.
Try to give as few rights as possible and try this from the sample content :discokid wrote: all I want to use it for is to edit the text in a single div on only one page of my site. Everything else on the site is to remain static and uneditable.
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{content block='block name' oneline=true}
Pierre M.