About
ccpages is a lightweight pages application.
Requirements
Django > 1.4
Markdown, django-mptt and ccfiletypes will be installed if you don’t already have them.
Quick Installation Instructions
Install ccpages:
pip install django-ccpages
Next add ccpages & MPTT to your installed apps:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'ccpages',
'mptt',
)
ccpages requires ccfiletypes and django-writingfield these will be installed with pip. Make sure that ccfiletypes is also in your installed apps. It only needs to be once:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'ccfiletypes',
'writingfield',
)
Wire it up to your root urls.py:
urlpatterns += ('',
...
('^pages/', include('ccpages.urls', namespace='ccpages')),
)
Then run syncdb:
python manage.py syncdb
Finally you’ll need to run the collectstatic command to get all of the static files into your static root:
python manage.py collectstatic
For full info please refer to the documentation.
Features
Password protected pages
Pages can be password protected with a password. The password is stored in plain text and this mechanism is not meant to store highly sensitive information. It is merely intended to provide a means of allowing a group of people access to content without having a dependancy on user authentication.
License
ccpages is released under a 3 clause BSD license.
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