Here is your newly created page. Publish your first page (Step 4) The page we just created is just a draft and needs to be published once you finish. As an editor, only you can see and edit your drafts, other it, add formatting, and save it again. Any changes that are made after publishing are saved to a draft and will not be visible until you re-publish. Congratulations, you now have installed django CMS and is a general purpose package that manages versions within different categories, like published, draft, unpublished, or archived. django CMS, however, is not restricted to work with djangocms-versioning

toolbar, from where you can log in and manage your website. Switch to Draft mode to add and edit content. Try to switch between Live and Draft view, between Structure and Content mode, add plugins, move them static_placeholder 'footer' %} Save the template and return to your browser. Change to Draft and then Structure mode and add some content to it. After you’ve saved it, you’ll see that it appears make sure to exclude the live versions of the extensions by using filter(extended_page__publisher_is_draft=True) on the queryset. Continuing with the example model above, here’s a simple corresponding PageExtensionAdmin

toolbar, from where you can log in and manage your website. Switch to Draft mode to add and edit content. Try to switch between Live and Draft view, between Structure and Content mode, add plugins, move them static_placeholder 'footer' %} Save the template and return to your browser. Change to Draft and then Structure mode and add some content to it. After you’ve saved it, you’ll see that it appears make sure to exclude the live versions of the extensions by using filter(extended_page__publisher_is_draft=True) on the queryset. Continuing with the example model above, here’s a simple corresponding PageExtensionAdmin

notes 3.2.1 release notes 3.2 release notes 3.1.5 release notes 3.1.4 release notes - Unreleased - Draft 3.1.3 release notes 3.1.2 release notes 3.1.1 release notes 3.1 release notes 3.0.16 release notes make sure to exclude the live versions of the extensions by using filter(extended_page__publisher_is_draft=True) on the queryset. Continuing with the example model above, here’s a simple corresponding PageExtensionAdmin use the low-level API to edit the toolbar according to your needs: from cms.api import get_page_draft from cms.toolbar_pool import toolbar_pool from cms.toolbar_base import CMSToolbar from cms.utils import

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does for CMS Pages, with a switch for Structure and Content modes and so on. There is no automatic draft/live functionality for general Django models, so content is updated instantly whenever you add/edit redirect to the URL of the poll instance that was edited, according to the toolbar status: in draft mode the get_draft_url() is returned (or get_absolute_url() if the former does not exist) in live mode, and sure to exclude the live versions of the extensions by using filter(extended_object__publisher_is_draft=True) on the queryset. Continuing with the example model above, here’s a simple corresponding PageExtensionAdmin

does for CMS Pages, with a switch for Structure and Content modes and so on. There is no automatic draft/live functionality for general Django models, so content is updated instantly whenever you add/edit redirect to the URL of the poll instance that was edited, according to the toolbar status: in draft mode the get_draft_url() is returned (or get_absolute_url() if the former does not exist) in live mode, and sure to exclude the live versions of the extensions by using filter(extended_object__publisher_is_draft=True) on the queryset. Continuing with the example model above, here’s a simple corresponding PageExtensionAdmin

does for CMS Pages, with a switch for Structure and Content modes and so on. There is no automatic draft/live functionality for general Django models, so content is updated instantly whenever you add/edit redirect to the URL of the poll instance that was edited, according to the toolbar status: in draft mode the get_draft_url() is returned (or get_absolute_url() if the former does not exist) in live mode, and sure to exclude the live versions of the extensions by using filter(extended_object__publisher_is_draft=True) on the queryset. Continuing with the example model above, here’s a simple corresponding PageExtensionAdmin

does for CMS Pages, with a switch for Structure and Content modes and so on. There is no automatic draft/live functionality for general Django models, so content is updated instantly whenever you add/edit redirect to the URL of the poll instance that was edited, according to the toolbar status: • in draft mode the get_draft_url() is returned (or get_absolute_url() if the former does not exist) • in live mode, and sure to exclude the live versions of the extensions by using filter(extended_object__publisher_is_draft=True) on the queryset. Continuing with the example model above, here’s a simple corresponding PageExtensionAdmin