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Wagtail Blog
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Simple Blog app to plug in to your Wagtail (Django powered CMS) setup/project.
The goal is not to try and become Wordpress or have all its features (or even import/export to it!), but be an extremely simple and powerful blogging app to get your Django/Wagtail blog started.
Quick start
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1. Add `wagtail_blog` to `INSTALLED_APPS`:
INSTALLED_APPS = {
...
'wagtail_blog'
...
}
2. Configure settings:
WAGTAIL_BLOG_AUTHOR_PAGE = 'team.TeamMemberPage' # your wagtail page model with author information
Optional settings include:
WAGTAIL_BLOG_POSTS_PER_PAGE = 10 # posts per page on the post listing page
WAGTAIL_BLOG_FEED_TITLE = 'My Site Feed' # RSS / Atom feed custom title, defaults to RSS Feed / Atom Feed
WAGTAIL_BLOG_FEED_DESCRIPTION = 'News Feed of My Site' # RSS 2.0 / Atom feed custom description, defaults to Blog Post Feed
WAGTAIL_BLOG_FEED_LENGTH = 50 # How many articles are included in the feed, defaults to 50
3. Templates
The root of your template path should contain blog_page.html and blog_index_page.html files in wagtail_blog catalog.
4. RSS / Atom Feeds
Feeds module of the application contains appropriate feed classes (how to add feed classes into your URL conf - https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/ref/contrib/syndication/#a-simple-example )
Wagtail Blog
=====
Simple Blog app to plug in to your Wagtail (Django powered CMS) setup/project.
The goal is not to try and become Wordpress or have all its features (or even import/export to it!), but be an extremely simple and powerful blogging app to get your Django/Wagtail blog started.
Quick start
-----------
1. Add `wagtail_blog` to `INSTALLED_APPS`:
INSTALLED_APPS = {
...
'wagtail_blog'
...
}
2. Configure settings:
WAGTAIL_BLOG_AUTHOR_PAGE = 'team.TeamMemberPage' # your wagtail page model with author information
Optional settings include:
WAGTAIL_BLOG_POSTS_PER_PAGE = 10 # posts per page on the post listing page
WAGTAIL_BLOG_FEED_TITLE = 'My Site Feed' # RSS / Atom feed custom title, defaults to RSS Feed / Atom Feed
WAGTAIL_BLOG_FEED_DESCRIPTION = 'News Feed of My Site' # RSS 2.0 / Atom feed custom description, defaults to Blog Post Feed
WAGTAIL_BLOG_FEED_LENGTH = 50 # How many articles are included in the feed, defaults to 50
3. Templates
The root of your template path should contain blog_page.html and blog_index_page.html files in wagtail_blog catalog.
4. RSS / Atom Feeds
Feeds module of the application contains appropriate feed classes (how to add feed classes into your URL conf - https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/ref/contrib/syndication/#a-simple-example )
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