RedKite CMS is a toolkit designed for developers and end-users alike, using an on-page editor that simplifies the website building process, but also being built around inter-changeable Symfony2 modules, a feature which developers will absolutely love.
Installing it might be a little bit difficult, but instructions are provided, the CMS supporting dev and production level deployments, allowing webmasters to work on their site and easily publish any changes to the frontend when ready.
As mentioned above, the entire content editing process is funneled through the site's frontend, the backend being crammed down inside a small icon that hovers over the frontend pages.
Here developers can edit the page's layout and content using a point-and-click experience, adding different content types based on a preset list of options.
With each option placeholder text is present, so rest assured end-users will enter their content in the proper form.
RedKite can also work with any ORM of your choice, the most recommended being Doctrine. This means the CMS can operate with a plethora of database types, from SQLite to MySQL.
Another notable RedKite CMS feature is its support for themes, allowing admins to easily change between different frontend skins when needed.
Overall the RedKite CMS is a highly efficient tool that can help webmasters create websites using modern tools in a much more user-friendly format, but while still remaining in full control of what happens underneath the hood.
What is new in this release:
- Added a new test to verify blocks management behaviour.
- Added tests to check that page is added or removed from the pages navigation menu, when the page is added or removed to the website.
- Improved RedKite CMS routing for pages navigation.
- Languages are ordered by name.
- Fixed typo in contact.html.twig; removed unused code in BaseExtension.php.
- Fixed bug which does not show the page, language, theme, security panel when it was previously closed.
- Fixed assets path for images, when deploying for the stage environment.
- Used the Font Awesome stylesheet file that comes with RedKite CMS.
- Fixed collision issue in al-inline-list.js.
What is new in version 2.0.0-alpha2:
- Added a new test to verify blocks management behaviour.
- Added tests to check that page is added or removed from the pages navigation menu, when the page is added or removed to the website.
- Improved RedKite CMS routing for pages navigation.
- Languages are ordered by name.
- Fixed typo in contact.html.twig; removed unused code in BaseExtension.php.
- Fixed bug which does not show the page, language, theme, security panel when it was previously closed.
- Fixed assets path for images, when deploying for the stage environment.
- Used the Font Awesome stylesheet file that comes with RedKite CMS.
- Fixed collision issue in al-inline-list.js.
What is new in version 1.1.6:
- Added a new test to verify blocks management behaviour.
- Added tests to check that page is added or removed from the pages navigation menu, when the page is added or removed to the website.
- Improved RedKite CMS routing for pages navigation.
- Languages are ordered by name.
- Fixed typo in contact.html.twig; removed unused code in BaseExtension.php.
- Fixed bug which does not show the page, language, theme, security panel when it was previously closed.
- Fixed assets path for images, when deploying for the stage environment.
- Used the Font Awesome stylesheet file that comes with RedKite CMS.
- Fixed collision issue in al-inline-list.js.
Requirements:
- PHP 5.3.3 or higher
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