ACR is an open source Python content management system library for Turbogears It provides a set of tools to implement CMS functions inside any Turbogears2 application and comes with ACRCms which is a simple and free web content management system implemented with ACR as an example of how to use the library.
ACR divides pages in Slices, which define what should be placed, where it should be placed and how it should be displayed Each Content can be used in more then one Slice and Slices can be rendered in both complete and preview mode. Using this interaction you can produce behaviours like having your blog post in its own page and a preview of it inside your main page, or have a photo/video and a preview of it inside your media gallery. ACR already supports previews of HTML documents, images and videos by generating thumbnails for the last two.
ACR currently supports:
Multilanguage Content Support
Automatic translation using Google when translating content to a new language
Content versioning and revert
Image Galleries
Video Galleries
News/Blog? Sections
Users permissions
Autogenerated Vertical/Horizontal? Menus
Internal Search Engine
File Attachments
Remote Disk to upload and manage files
RSS Integration
Twitter Integration
Static and Dynamic Google Maps
Comments by users
Automatic Forms generation with email submission of data
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