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This plugin provides a simple news feature for django-cms 2.0 and newer and and tries to keep it as simple as possible without extras like tagging or categories but while providing a news feed and menu integration.
Install django-cms (if you haven't done so already)
Run pip install cmsplugin-news
or download this package and run
python setup.py install
or add it in some other way to your current
PYTHON_PATH
Add 'cmsplugin_news' and 'cms.plugins.text' to INSTALLED_APPS
If you're using South execute python manage.py migrate
, Otherwise run
python manage.py syncdb
within your project directory.
In order to integrate the news-plugin with your website, create a page and add the news application (and optionally the news menu) to it by modifying the relevant "advanced settings" of it.
0.4.4: * Fix for the source package
0.4.3: * More compatibility fixes for Django 1.5 (Thanks to @arvindsraj and @suvit).
0.4.2: * Compatibility fix for Django 1.5
0.4: * New maintainer * RSS/Atom feed * CMS menu integration * Upgrade to django-cms 2.2 (and 2.3)
0.3: * Moved to beta phase * Tested with django-cms 2.0 final
0.2b: * Various bug fixes
0.2a/0.1a5: * Adds excerpt to news model
FAQs
Simple news plugin for django-cms 2.x
We found that cmsplugin-news demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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