mezzanine-slideshows
mezzanine-sermons is for use with the Mezzanine CMS. It allows the management and display of sermons and sermon series.
Requirements
mezzanine-sermons requires that the following python apps be installed:
Python 3.4
Mezzanine 3.1 (and its dependencies)
Django 1.7 + (this app uses the django migrations framework)
Installation
The easiest method is to install directly from pypi using pip by running the command below:
$ pip install mezzanine-sermons
Add mezzanine_sermons to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py immediately after your Django apps and before your Mezzanine apps:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... "mezzanine_sermons", ... )
Run python manage.py migrate mezzanine_sermons to create the mezzanine-slideshows models.
The app comes with three templates which can hook into your project. Hook the url into your project
url(r'^sermons/', include('mezzanine_sermons.urls', namespace="sermons", app_name='mezzanine_sermons')),Then create pages using base.html at: * sermons * sermons/allseries
The block {% full_width_content %} must appear in your base as this is where the template places the data.
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