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Djanho xhtml pages (hpages)
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This application let you have a minimalistic CMS_ for Django_. Pages are written
in xhtml, hierarchy is managed only by you, administration is made with the
defualt Django administration interface.

.. _CMS: Content Managment System
.. _Django: http://www.djangoproject.com/

Basic use
=========

 * Install hpages somewhere in your python path
 
 * Edit your ``setings.py`` file, and add hpages in ``INSTALLED_APPS``. Because
   hpages use Django default apps and Admin, your INSTALLED_APPS should be, at
   least:

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        'django.contrib.auth',
        'django.contrib.contenttypes',
        'django.contrib.sessions',    
        'django.contrib.sites',
        'django.contrib.admin',
        'hpages'
    )
 
 * Next, edit your ``urls.py`` file to handle hpages page. There is only one
   entry to add. You can chosse to manage only some sub-url of your site by
   hpages, by adding something like:
   
    (r'^section/(?P<url>.*)$', 'hpages.views.display_page')
   
   But you can also manage all your site using hpages, with this:
   
    (r'^(?P<url>.*)$', 'hpages.views.display_page')
   
   Because this grab all url, you should add this line after all other url
   handler (admin, etc).
 
 * Run ``python manage.py syncdb`` to make all tables in the database

Create pages
============

Next, you can login in the admin interface, and create a new page. You can
fill some field:

 * Title: the title of the page, as in head than in the page.
 * Adress: the url of your page, after the first prefix. For example, if
   all your site is managed by hpages (second example in the ``urls.py``
   part), for the url ``http://example.org/mypage/``, you have to write
   ``mypages``. For ``http://example.org/mysection/mysecondpage/``, you
   have to write ``mysection/mysecondpage``.
   See also the ``Special url`` section.
 * Site: select on which site this page will be accessible
 * Content: the content of the page, in full xhtml. Write here what you
   have written if your site was static.
 * Author: set the author of the page
 * Language: define the value of the ``lang=''`` attribut of the page
 * Metadata: see the``Metadata`` part.
 * The last modification date is updated automaticaly

Special urls
============

There is three special value for the Adress property of a page:

 * "home": this value is used for the homepage of the web site. Because you
   cannot set "/" as url (the first slash is implicit), use "home" instead.
   This page will also be accessible by the ``/home`` url, but you shouldn't
   use it: just link to ``/``.
 
 * "navbar": this page contain the navigation bar. This page will be displayed
   on each page of the site, in the "navbar" part of the template.
 
 * "footer": act like the navigation bar, but for the footer.

Metadata
========

Metadata objects are <meta> or <link> tags. If you want to add one of theses
tag on a site or a single page, first make a new Meta object, and fill the
fields.

 * If you want to add this tag on all page of a site, set it in the Meta
   properties pages.
 * If you want to add this tag on a single page, add it in the Metadata
   property of the page.