support for creating multilingual sites front-end editing, providing rapid access to the content management interface support for a variety of editors with advanced text editing features. a flexible plugin djangocms-versioning [https://github.com/django-cms/djangocms-versioning] for publishing and version management, djangocms-alias [https://github.com/django-cms/djangocms-alias] for managing common content parts Django Sekizai [https://github.com/ojii/django-sekizai] is required by the CMS for static files management. You need to have: listed in INSTALLED_APPS, and: in the TEMPLATES['OPTIONS']['context_processors']:

support for creating multilingual sites front-end editing, providing rapid access to the content management interface support for a variety of editors with advanced text editing features. a flexible plugin djangocms-versioning [https://github.com/django-cms/djangocms-versioning] for publishing and version management, djangocms-alias [https://github.com/django-cms/djangocms-alias] for managing common content parts Django Sekizai [https://github.com/ojii/django-sekizai] is required by the CMS for static files management. You need to have: listed in INSTALLED_APPS, and: in the TEMPLATES['OPTIONS']['context_processors']:

support for creating multilingual sites • front-end editing, providing rapid access to the content management interface • support for a variety of editors with advanced text editing features. • a flexible django-filer for managing media files like images. • djangocms-versioning for publishing and version management, • djangocms-alias for managing common content parts such as footers. • djangocms_admin_style applications: python manage.py migrate Sekizai Django Sekizai is required by the CMS for static files management. You need to have: "sekizai" listed in INSTALLED_APPS, and: "sekizai.context_processors.sekizai"

support for creating multilingual sites • front-end editing, providing rapid access to the content management interface • support for a variety of editors with advanced text editing features. • a flexible django-filer for managing media files like images. • djangocms-versioning for publishing and version management, • djangocms-alias for managing common content parts such as footers. • djangocms_admin_style applications: python manage.py migrate Sekizai Django Sekizai is required by the CMS for static files management. You need to have: "sekizai" listed in INSTALLED_APPS, and: "sekizai.context_processors.sekizai"

Toolbar Templatetags 4. Command Line Interface 4.1. Informational commands 4.2. Plugin and apphook management commands 4.3. Moderation commands 4.4. MPTT repair command 5. Permissions 5.1. View restrictions and image handling Django Filer [https://github.com/stefanfoulis/django-filer] for file and image management django-filer plugins for django-cms [https://github.com/stefanfoulis/cmsplugin-filer], required Pillow [https://github.com/python-imaging/Pillow] (fork of PIL) for image manipulation Revision management django-reversion [https://github.com/etianen/django-reversion] 1.6.6 (with Django 1.4.5), 1.7

editors to revert to a previous version front-end editing, providing rapid access to the content management interface support for a variety of editors with advanced text editing features. a flexible plugins policies Contributing code Contributing documentation Contributing translations Code and project management Running and writing tests Code of Conduct Release notes & upgrade information 3.3.4 release notes default time zone: America/Chicago Activate Django time zone support: yes Activate CMS permission management: yes Use Twitter Bootstrap Theme: yes * Use custom template set: no Load a starting page with

additional configuration and are well-proven. File and image handling • Django Filer for file and image management • django-filer plugins for django-cms, required to use Django Filer with django-cms 3 django cms cms Documentation, Release 2.4.3-support • Pillow (fork of PIL) for image manipulation Revision management • django-reversion 1.6.6 (with Django 1.4.5), 1.7 (with Django 1.5) to support versions of your install django-cms==2.4 python manage.py migrate Added delete orphaned plugins command Added a management command for deleting orphaned plugins from the database. The command can be run with: manage.py

editors to revert to a previous version • front-end editing, providing rapid access to the content management interface • support for a variety of editors with advanced text editing features. • a flexible default time zone: America/Chicago: • Activate Django timezone support: yes • Activate CMS permission management: yes • Use Twitter Bootstrap Theme: yes • Use custom template set: no • Load a starting page with Filer for file and image management • django-filer plugins for django CMS, required to use Django Filer with django CMS • Pillow (fork of PIL) for image manipulation Revision management • django-reversion 1

editors to revert to a previous version • front-end editing, providing rapid access to the content management interface • support for a variety of editors with advanced text editing features. • a flexible time zone: America/Chicago: • Activate Django timezone support: yes • Activate CMS permission management: yes • Use Twitter Bootstrap Theme: yes • Use custom template set: no • Load a starting page for file and image management • django-filer plugins for django CMS, required to use Django Filer with django CMS • Pillow (fork of PIL) for image manipulation Revision management • django-reversion

12. cms_toolbar 4. Command Line Interface 4.1. Informational commands 4.2. Plugin and apphook management commands 4.3. Moderator commands Extending the CMS 1. Extending the CMS: Examples index modules with its django CMS plugins [https://github.com/stefanfoulis/cmsplugin-filer], file and image management application to use instead of some core plugins django-reversion [https://github.com/etianen/django-reversion] website navigation 'south', intelligent schema and data migrations 'sekizai', for javascript and css management Also add any (or all) of the following plugins, depending on your needs: 'cms.plugins.file' 'cms