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What is Libretto CMS? It is a Content Management System to enable web designers to easely create websites. It is follows the well known MVC design pattern, designed to be easy to understand and develop, having a small footprint. Currently LibrettoCMS you can:

  • organise pages in categories with unlimited depth
  • manage pages' metatags and global metatags
  • create multi-language websites
  • switch between multiple-article or single-article home page
  • easely browse pages in the administration area, filtering it by category or alltogather
  • create multiple administrators of the website
  • create users with different aaccess rights with intention to develop frontend access
  • manage super administrator details

LibrettoCMS is thought as a light alternative to the large and "heavy" CMS projects, to be used for the creation of small to medium websites - business presentation and personal websites, and as such, it's script is lighter and runs considerably faster than this of the larger CMS. It's code is organised in an MVC structure, separating the programming logic from the HTML/CSS structure, making it user-friendly for web designers and front-end developers to work with it.

Requirements:

  • PHP 5.3+
  • MySQL 5.5+
  • Apache server

I. INITIAL SETUP

  1. Create a mysql database and dump the file "INSTALL/libretto.sql"
  2. Change the admininstration directory name from "adm" to anything you choose [optional]
  3. Open file /configuration.php and make the necessary changes. If you changed the admin folder name, it should also

reflect here.

II. USAGE

  1. Go the the administration login page using your browser at http://site.com/<admin_dir>/login (originally it is "adm/login").</admin_dir>
  2. Enter user name: demo@demo.com password: demo
  3. Change your login details from the administration panel.

READY TO USE!

Design customization:
All the HTML "view" files are located in application/views. The main layout page is application/views/layouts/index.php. No special skills other than CSS and HTML needed, as long as you preserve the php code.

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