Snews Cms Templates
Corporate CMS or a blog website. In a nutshell, sNews and its options make setting up your website structure a breeze. Using sNews, you can create a Corporate CMS. Resources - tips, mods, add-ons and templates for sNews - a Single file CSS and XHTML valid CMS. Our templates are based on Smarty, Twitter Bootstrap and LESS for easy customizations. Check our templates demos section to see all our templates in action.
Template Tags Template Tags Making sNews templates A. Here we begin the basic 'porting' steps with our index (template) file in order to get it working with sNews (you do need to have ). The first step is to take a copy of the file and rename it (if not already done) to index.
As a precaution, re-name the default index.php file in your sNews package to XXindex.php. This disables it for now, so you can always re-name it back to index.php and run it if your ported file has problems. These tags are for version 1.6 of sNews B. We need to start the session (snews1.6 and earlier) and include the snews.php file which contains all of the CMS engine functions. Paste the following at the very top of your index.php: (Make sure there is no space or blank line before the opening php tag) snews1.6 and earlier snews1.7 C. The title function sets your page title and base directory. This function is critical in getting all the internal links to operate correctly.
Insert it as the first line within your area, and remove the static title string it replaces: Now, sNews can work through your index.php to present site content. To be able to display the site content, there some more functions that will need to be installed in index.php.
Below is a list of the standard functions available: 1. Center function Displays center articles and other main content on your page.
Also, it's used for displaying administrative area, archives, contact and other default main content. The number of articles you want to display on your front page is set in the administration area while logged in.
Menu articles function Displays a number of new articles and/or past articles.Enter the nr of articles to start from and the amount articles to show: (eg: new articles would be (0, 3) in order to show the three first articles, or (4, 3) to show three articles starting from the fourth)!! Menuarticles items is nested in tags in sNews, which makes it very important to wrap this function within tags like in the above example. Pages function Displays links for page-type articles (added via the admin section) in the site's main menu along with the default Home, Archive, Sitemap and Contact.!! Pages items is nested in tags in sNews, which makes it very important to wrap this function within tags like in the above example. Categories function Displays the categories added in the admin section. Home being the category used for frontpage publishing, by default.!!
Categories items is nested in tags in sNews, which makes it very important to wrap this function within tags like in the above example. New comments function Displays new comments made to articles. Enter nr for number of new comments to show and amount for number of carachters.!! New comments items is nested in tags in sNews, which makes it very important to wrap this function within tags like in the above example. Search function Displays the search form. Breadcrumbs function Displays breadcrumbs.
That is, a set of links showing where you're at in the site structure. RSS function Displays feeds for both articles, pages and comments by adding this to your index.php head tag: And then add the feed itself by either adding it in a link, like this: RSS articles RSS comments RSS pages Or simply add the function call itself in the index.php: You decide what functions you want to use in your template.
You do not need to use them all. When you now have the default sNews layout up and running, you might find that you want to have your own look and feel on the site. Then you'll have to download one of many fine templates from users around the web, or why not try and make your own? If you're an experienced webdesigner you know how, and will succeed, but if you're new to the whole concept of making websites, you might find the useful.
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