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Shout-out to DB-webb & Lydia
Bagdad is available on github. You can either download Bagdad trough https://github.com/bag-dad/Bagdad or clone the project using the git bash.
git clone git://github.com/bag-dad/Bagdad.git
First off you'll have to open up the .htaccess file located in Bagdads root folder. You will find something like this:
RewriteBase /~fepe12/phpmvc/Bagdad/
You will need to change the path to where you've chosen to install Bagdad.
Bagdad is using a database to store data like blog-posts and guestbook-posts etc. In order for Bagdad to work as intended you will have to make the data folder writeable. This can be achieved by the following commando:
cd Bagdad; chmod 777 site/data
You might have to make the database file .ht.sqlite writeable with chmod 666 aswell.
You should now be able to view the MVC in your browser, before doing anything else you should initiate the modules. Do this by pointing your browser to /module/install. The modules should now be fully functional and ready to use. By installing the modules you also create two logins. root:root and doe:doe, go ahead and try them out.
Here are some useful tips to get you started.
Let's introduce ourselves to the config file, located in the /site folder. Here you can change things as the page title, the navbar, which stylesheet to use, disable debug messages and so on...
To change the page title simply locate 'header' => 'Bagdad', at the end of the file and change it to your liking, the same method is applicable for changing the slogan, the footer etc.
To customimze the .css to your liking go to site/themes/mytheme and start messing with the style.css. You should not touch the @import unless you are comfortable with css.
If you're not a blog-dude and don't like to post pictures of yourself doing the "duckface", you could remove this from your navbar.
This can be achieved by locating $ba->config['menus'] and modify it to your liking, same goes for the guestbook & "mypage".
If you wishh to change the sites logo, go to site/themes/mytheme. Once you're done importing your logo, make sure it's specified in the config file.
To create a to create a page about yourself simply go to /content and choose 'create content' under the 'Actions'. When creating new content you should use page as type and htmlpurify or bbcode as filter. Once you are satisfied with your new page you might want to link it to the "About me" button in the navbar. Do this by going to the config file and look for the my-navbar array, then swap the 'home' url to the url of the content which you just created. 'page/view/number' for example.
If you're lazy and don't want to mess arround with the config file, you could just edit the content of the 'About page'.
Same procedure is applicable for creating new blog-posts except you should spec. type as post.