Hippo CMS is a Java open source web content management system that enables a true, open and context-aware content strategy. It is targeted at medium to large organisations managing content for multi-channel distribution like, web sites and intranets. This one is also very easy to deploy to Jelastic!
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Innovative Virtual Training Set to Profit Contegro Partners
An interactive, online training solution could propel Contegro and its Partners towards success on a global stage. A world first for the website CMS market, the online development provides Contegro Partners with a leading advantage over their competitors and creates greater opportunities for doing business internationally
How To: Joomla! 1.6 Installer, Step-by-Step
Joomla’s newest release, 1.6, includes a slight revision to the system’s automatic installer. Accordingly, we thought we’d write up a quick tutorial to help you get started and get your new Joomla! 1.6 site up and running quickly. In the paragraphs that follow, I take you for a quick stroll through the Joomla! 1.6 automatic installer, with lots of screenshots to show you what you can expect.
Tutorial: Organizing wiki content using MediaWiki
In this article series by Jeff Orloff and Mizanur Rahman, authors of MediaWiki 1.1 Beginner's Guide , we will learn how to organize our content by creating namespaces that allow us to group pages with similar purposes together, and we learn how to use categories to group pages with similar content together. It also teaches us about redirecting, moving, and swapping pages around so that we can ensure when a visitor comes to our site, they find the information they are looking for because the page titles will match up with page's content. MediaWiki has many built-in features that will not only help us keep our content organized, but make it extremely easy to do this.
In this article, we will learn how to make use of these tools including:
- How we can create Namespaces
- How to create Categories
- How to setup a Template for our users
- Why we would redirect a page
- How to move and swap a page
We have focused mainly on organizing content rather creating content in your wiki in this article. We assume you should have a few pages in your wiki. As our wiki grows in popularity, the amount of content it hosts will continue to grow so it is important to organize the content in your wiki so that our wiki looks better to our visitors and editing and reviewing content is much easier for our users. If we think of our wiki as a library, it is easy to see why we need to organize our wiki. After all, if you walk into a library with no system for organizing the books, movies, music, periodicals, and others you would find it hard to locate what you are looking for. Likewise, if we have no order in our wiki, then our visitors could find themselves frustrated when trying to find the information they are looking for. If they become too frustrated, they will go elsewhere.
Build User Login Flash Widget for Drupal
This chapter shows how to utilize user management within a Flash application by building a User Login Flash widget. One of the most important aspects of the Drupal CMS is its ability to manage its users and protect the content of that site using a permission-based role system. Read the full chapter here: http://www.packtpub.com/files/7580_10_Sa...
Implement Dynamic Menus and Interactive Elements in your WordPress Theme
In this tutorial you will learn to implement the custom, dynamic drop-down Suckerfish menus directly into your theme. You will also learn how to place Flash content into your theme as part of your theme's design, as well as getting it quickly and painlessly into your WordPress content using a variety of embed methods, most notably the jQuery Flash plugin.
Online Guide to Umbraco CMS for New Users
I have only now started paying attention to the Umbraco CMS. While they may call Umbraco the "friendly CMS", I'm not sure I'm aware of a single CMS that doesn't self-describe itself as the CMS to use. This is why I enjoy blog posts from actual users new to a CMS describing what they have learned about the software. In learning Umbraco, I'm glad I came across Lee Messenger's "A Complete Newbie's Guide To Umbraco CMS".
This post really is a beginners guide to Umbraco, I decided to put it together because when I first started messing around with Umbraco I had more than a few issues trying to get it installed due to not being able to find the right answers about a year or so ago (Or was it I was just being impatient) – And I’ll hold my hands up, I threw my toys out the pram and just gave up… Now I REALLY kick myself and WISH I had carried on.
There has also been some great movements in pushing Umbraco to the next level and making it easier than ever to use. Now I’m no professional or avid blogger, so don’t expect miracles… this is sort of a guide/my own learning journey over the past 4 months all thrown together in one post. My only aim for this post is to try and give anyone looking to get into Umbraco and real life example and reference from someone doing the same thing.
Akismet spam filter for Wordpress video
Akismet is a powerful spam filter that’s built in to WordPress.com. But what if you’re running a self-hosted WordPress blog?
This tutorial will give you the simple information you need to install and activate Akismet on your WordPress.org blog.
Catchy PHP-Fusion Video
Sometimes it only takes the right soundtrack for a tutorial on a Web content management system to get your attention. This six and a half minute tutorial on how to set up a website with Php-Fusion is one of them.
Work with content models using Alfresco Developer Guide
Alfresco is an open source platform for Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions. Packt's "Alfresco Developer Guide" will help customize Alfresco with actions, web scripts, web forms, workflows, and more. It will walk one through the customizations made as part of an enterprise-wide rollout of Alfresco; from custom actions to RESTful web scripts and everything in between. You would be able to learn to customize the entire Alfresco platform, including both Document Management and Web Content Management.
In the chapter, "Working with Content models", you will learn what a repository is and how it is structured. It will also teach how to make the underlying content model relevant to one's business. One will also get an idea about the best practices for creating their own content models as well as how to interact with the repository via the Web Services and JavaScript APIs.
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