First django CMS user guide published

We would like to thank django CMS Association Member kapt.mobi, who created the user guide in French for their customers and gave us permission to make the guide available to the community.

This guide is an attempt to write a general user guide for django CMS. An attempt because it is in the nature of django CMS that no two website projects created with django CMS are alike. Due to its flexibility and modularity, django CMS websites are usually highly customized to the taste of each developer and user.

For now the user guide is only available as a Google doc file, but soon we will release a web version of it on readthedocs. Feel free to share this user guide among your clients and users and adjust it to your specific django CMS setup.

Link to Guide

This is a WIP document

Therefore, you are welcome to send us your feedback to info@django-cms.org or join us for a chat via our support channels. Let's keep the user guide up to date.

Release

django CMS 5.1.3 and 5.0.13 released

We’re pleased to announce the release of django CMS 5.1.3 and django CMS 5.0.13. Both are maintenance releases focused on fixes and improved robustness.

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Community news

Inside the Work That Moves django CMS Forward

As the django CMS fellows, we have spent this year so far strengthening that foundation and making new capabilities available to developers and editors.

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Tutorials

django CMS 5.1: Your CMS, Your Way — Now Easier to Set Up Than Ever

Setting up a powerful CMS shouldn’t be the hardest part of building a website. With django CMS 5.1, it no longer has to be.

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Do you want to learn more about how django CMS fits into your environment?

This is a WIP document

Nicolai Ridani

django CMS 5.1.3 and 5.0.13 released

Inside the Work That Moves django CMS Forward

django CMS 5.1: Your CMS, Your Way — Now Easier to Set Up Than Ever