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= EcmCmsCore

= Purpose

Create and administrate pages in active admin and display them in your ruby on 
rails applictation.

= Features

  * Drop in module for active admin.
  * Textile support.
  * I18n support.
  * Meta tags from the db.
  * Titles from the db.


= Installation

Add it to your gemfile:

  gem 'ecm_cms_core'
  
Install your bundle:

  > bundle install
  
Install & run migrations:

  > rake ecm_cms_core_engine:install:migrations
  > rake db:migrate  
  
Create a frontend controller (app/controller/frontend_controller.rb):
  
  class FrontendController < ApplicationController
  end
  
The page controller inherits from this controller.  
  
= Serving pages

Edit your config/routes.rb:  
  
  localized(I18n.available_locales) do
    scope "/:i18n_locale", :constraints => {:i18n_locale => /#{I18n.available_locales.join('|')}/} do 
    
      match '/' => "ecm/cms_core/page#respond", :page => 'home/index', :as => :root
      match "/*page", :to => "ecm/cms_core/page#respond", :as => :page
    end  
  end  
  match "/", :to => redirect("/#{I18n.locale}")  
  
= Creating blank home pages for your locales

there is a rake task, that will create needed folders and templates for the home
page for all available locales:

  > rake ecm:cms_core_engine:create_home_pages

# Title helper

There is a title helper that can be used in your layouts:

  <title><%= cms_title 'Your page name' %></title>
  
# Meta description tag helper  
  
  <%= cms_meta_description_tag %>
  
= Usage

You can administrate your templates (pages) and snippets (partials) in active 
admin.
  
  
= Todo

  * Better tests.
  * Better docs.
  * Page previews.
  * Add default home templates.

= License

This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE.

Version data entries

4 entries across 4 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
ecm_cms_core-0.0.8	README.rdoc
ecm_cms_core-0.0.7	README.rdoc
ecm_cms_core-0.0.6	README.rdoc
ecm_cms_core-0.0.5	README.rdoc