| Section |
|---|
| Introduction to CMS systems and their benefits |
| Overview of the block-based system used in the CMS |
| Creating and managing content blocks) |
| - Adding new blocks |
| - Editing existing blocks |
| - Organising blocks into folders |
| *Building pages using the block-based system |
| - Choosing blocks to include on a page |
| - Arranging blocks on a page |
| - Previewing and publishing pages |
| Managing access and permissions for users |
| - Setting up user accounts |
| - Defining user roles and permissions |
| - Managing user access to specific pages and content blocks |
| Troubleshooting common issues and error messages* |
| - Identifying and resolving common problems |
| - Getting help from the CMS support team |
| Advanced features and customisation options |
| - Customising the appearance of the CMS |
| - Integrating with other tools and platforms |
| - Using plugins and extensions to add new features |
| Conclusion and next steps |
| - Recap of the key features and benefits of the CMS |
| - Encouraging ongoing learning and exploration of the system. |
The CMS is regularly updated with new features, improvements, and bug fixes. To see a complete list of changes, please refer to the Changelog section of the documentation. This section includes a detailed list of all updates, along with the date and version number of each release.
The CMS is built using modern web technologies, including JavaScript, Node.js, React, and Express. If you are a developer, you can refer to the Developer section of the documentation for more detailed information on the structure and deployment of the CMS.
Thank you for using the CMS. We hope that this guide has been helpful, and that you are able to use the CMS to create and manage content in a powerful and efficient way. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact the support team for help.
Note: This section of the guide is currently WIP...