Rilke CMS 0.95 beta has been released
The eighth release of Rilke CMS, version 0.95 beta has been made
available at SourceForge. Rilke CMS provides easy content management
for non-geeks. It allows you to easily publish a weblog, update a
public website, or collaborate on a private Intranet site.
Rilke CMS is different from other open source content management
systems in that it is easy to learn and use, and does not have a
blocky look-and-feel.
It relies on five built-in CSS layouts/themes which can be changed with a single click.
Rilke CMS is currently available in English and German.
A live demo of Rilke CMS 0.95 beta is available at:
http://www.rilkecms.com/demo/
Rilke CMS 0.95 beta is a big feature release. It also fixes many long standing bugs.
New Features in 0.95 beta include:
* A redesigned default theme
* A built in permissions / user-level system (writer, editor, administrator)
* A complete user interface for adminstering users (only available to administrators)
* Customizable Links (via a styled drop down menu)
* Customizable Blogroll + Integrated Mini RSS Feed Aggregator
* A customizable contact info block
This release also fixes many bugs, including the (remaining) bugs that occured with register globals turned off in PHP.
The total number of major changes (including feature additions and bug fixes) is 20.
For a detailed list of changes, please review the
Changelog.
You can download version 0.95 beta here:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=84255
Your feedback is welcome. Any help in translating Rilke CMS to new languages is also welcome!
For detailed general, technical and setup information, please review the
readme.
Try out Rilke CMS 0.95 before it is released
I have just installed a
preview of the upcoming Rilke CMS 0.95 at the demo site.
This new version features:
- A redesigned default theme
- A built in permissions / user-level system (writer, editor, administrator)
- A complete user interface for adminstering users (only available to administrators)
- Customizable Links (via a drop down menu)
- Customizable Blogroll + Integrated RSS Feed Aggregator
- A customizable content block
- Minor revisions to all the themes
- Many bug fixes
To login as a Writer (you can only edit your own posts, and you have other restrictions as well), login with
username: writer
password: writer
To login as an Editor (you can edit other posts, and can perform many functions which a Writer cannot), login with:
username: editor
password: editor
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Firefox has been mostly stable over the last year with Chrome down about 15% from its high. The increasingly solid IE 9 and 10 browsers have helped reverse Microsoft's slide, putting them solidly in positive growth over the last year.
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There's plenty of work still to do, but it's stable enough that we're ready for more and more regular testing. If you're a Firefox or Windows developer and you'd like to get involved, please let me know.
Testing testing
Jaha, hur bra är det här då?
Floff!
Testing testing
Jaha, hur bra är det här då?
Floff!
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