design/06-extensions.textile @@ -4,10 +4,36 @@ This is the core of the application. At a bare minimum the CMS needs to provide some way for users to add and edit content and arrange pages within their site. -h2. Page MetaData +h2. Pages + +Pages are the core of the content management. They represent each page that +appears in the navigation of a website and act as the container which holds +the editable content. + +They also act as a way to expose controllers publicly, which will be +explained in a later section; Extensions. + +h3. Meta Data + +Each page has the following details associated with it: + +* Name - to be displayed in page titles +* Navigation label - Shortened title to be used in the nav +* Slug - used when building the URL to a page + +h3. Localization + +All details related to the pages themselves can be localized. This includes +the page title, the slug and the navigation label. + +The actual content of the pages themselves are also localized, which is +discussed a little later in this section. + +h3. Managing h2. Content Types h2. Arbitrary Contents h2. Versioning + design/02-content-management.textile 00de37cf4b78a016065542c7878aa765f013dd2b Luke Sutton luke@freerangefuture.com http://github.com/lukesutton/gluttonberg/commit/95a6e7bd81d3ac0f5ce4eb59c0cf222016131025 95a6e7bd81d3ac0f5ce4eb59c0cf222016131025 2008-12-11T22:06:25-08:00 2008-12-11T22:06:25-08:00 Just a few additions to the design docs. 783d4bf3fc4c50f2e6ac3ed018fa0b70043c7a1f Luke Sutton luke@freerangefuture.com