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It is a simple plugin that allows you to organize you article pages in a manner of a blog. It does not break original page publishing workflow, but has some tricks to gather articles into a blog app.
It works fine and tested under Python 2.7
. The following libraries are required
Django
>= 1.5django-cms
>= 3.0 (we recommend to use Django CMS 3.0 and higher, contact us if you need prior CMS versions supports and have some issues)::
$ pip install cmsplugin-articles
Configure installed apps in your settings.py
::
INSTALLED_APPS = [ # django contrib and django cms apps 'cmsplugin_articles', ]
Migrate your database ::
django-admin.py migrate cmsplugin_articles
ArticlesPlugin
to the page to you content placeholder, this will show a list of published articles;You can customize this plugin by overriding the following templates
cms/plugins/articles.html
(plugin template layout)cms/plugins/article_teaser.html
(if you want to change teaser template, e.g. use easy-thumbnails
for teaser images)cms/plugins/articles_pagination.html
(pagination templates, if you want to add extra css classes or so)The plugin has a number of temlatetags <https://github.com/satyrius/cmsplugin-articles/blob/master/cmsplugin_articles/templatetags/article_tags.py>
_ used for teaser template, you should load them in your template
with
::
{% load article_tags %}
published_at, teaser_title and teaser_image
Filters which get article ``Page`` instance as an argument
- ``published_at`` return ``datetime`` object for publication time
- ``teaser_title`` return teaser title as a string
- ``teaser_image`` return ``TeaserExtension.image`` if exists
teaser_text
~~~~~~~~~~~
A ``simple_tag`` which returns a teaser text. It accepts two parameters
- ``article_page`` the page that teaser belongs to
- ``default_from`` the placeholder name. You can pass it if you want generate teasers automaticaly
exact_columns
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You can use this template tag to split articles list into a column layout, e.g
::
<div class="row">
{% exact_columns articles 3 "vertical" as columns %}
{% for column in columns %}
<div class="col_6">
{% for article in column %}
{% include "cms/plugins/article_teaser.html" %}
{% endfor %}
</div>
{% endfor %}
</div>
Roadmap
=======
- Python 3 support
Changelog
=========
The changelog can be found at `repo's release notes <https://github.com/satyrius/cmsplugin-articles/releases>`_
Contributing
============
Fork the repo, create a feature branch then send me pull request. Feel free to create new issues or contact me via email.
FAQs
Django CMS articles management plugin
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