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Silk CMS Screenshots
Posted on June 23rd, 2008 8 commentsI felt the need to prove that this CMS I’ve been going on about really is not vapor ware but an actual functioning piece of software that is being deployed into production environments. I wasn’t interested in doing this earlier as the UI for the administrative section of the cms was not much to look at while i focused primarily on functionality. Last week I had some time to do a bit of a face lift so I think I can post some screenshots and not feel to funny about it. Let me put out the disclaimer that I am no creative designer or talented production artist by any stretch of the imagination.
Here is a typical login page for the administrative interface.
Here is pages tab. There are basic actions you can perform on a page. Page heirarchy is immediately visible and adding subpages is as simple as clicking on +
Here are some of the fields presented when editing a page. Pages can process variables using the custom php field.
Layouts are easily constructed using a drag and drop interface to link relevant assets like javascript and stylesheets
Content Blocks html can be edited directly
Rich text editing is accomplished using FCKeditor for the unitiated
Assets can be managed directly through the cms admin interface
Images can be managed as well
Menus can be constructed and rearranged with ease
Site wide configuration is pretty basic
I still haven’t written the installer yet but once i do, I will be releasing it on the project page.
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8 responses to “Silk CMS Screenshots”
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lookin’ good, B.
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Looking good. I am interested to know your approach to building a CMS using ZF and how it compares to the other ZF CMS’s out there like digitaluscms
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Hi, I used some of your PHPTAL code ideas at
http://www.orsa-studio.com/phptaco/ -
It looks really good and simple to use.
Needs a bit of a GUI style added, but thats not important. -
Waiting waiting to see the source…
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B,
Email I havent talked to you in awhile
Erik
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Hey Erik, long time buddy!
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philip andrew August 25th, 2008 at 02:35
Where’s the CMS code, I’m really wanting a decent Zend Framework CMS.
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