I a building a multi site Django CMS project, and each website has a different content for the homepage, if my homepage has a placeholder, I want the content plugins be different for each site, is this thing supported by default? I am not sure.
Multi-site content is supported by design.
Basically each page you create is bound to a site and as a result the content for each page on each site will be different.
Static placeholders on the other hand behave differently because they're not bound to pages.
Their content is not segmented by site unless you pass the site flag to the static_placeholder tag.
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I have an education site called MCQ Academy which is built with Wordpress. This website contain a page to enable visitor to make a test. The page is https://mcqacademy.com/start-mcq-test/?lang=en&topic=english-grammar . This page currently shows 20 questions currently.
I have hired a developer to use Reactjs with routing feature to paginate the questions in 4 pages. Every page will show 5 questions and the last page will also have a submit button.
Now my developer said that the url will be changed to https://mcqacademy.com/start-mcq-test/#/lang-en/topic/english-grammar/page-1 to use reactjs routing. I want the URL matching https://mcqacademy.com/start-mcq-test/lang-en/english-grammar/page-1
Problem is, I don't want the /#/ in the url as it is not seo friendly and the part of url after /#/ is not rendered at server. Is it possible to use Reactjs routing to work on specific wordpress page without affecting other page url of the website and also avoid the /#/ in url while navigate in the reactjs enabled page.
Thanks for your time.
I have a static website and I want to make it dynamic. But client say that they want to integrate this website to wordpress with It control panel. So, My question is that, Can I integrate a static website to wordpress and Can I make It`s control panel in wordpress?
The website`s link is below..
http://greenopia.in/wip/Dkreate/
yes, every customization is possible in wordpress. if you static site has some page , you can first save those page data into wordpress page. Then fetch from there.
But firest step is to convert your site html to wordpress theme. Refer this link to know about wordpress theme development.
I want to integrate Wordpress on my .NET website. I have already read this can be difficult, however, the integration I'm looking for appears to be rather straightforward to me.
The only area of my site that needs to be Wordpress enabled is the /articles part of my website.
This means that the Wordpress articles will need to adopt the style of my .NET masterpage.
My thought now is that this should be possible by having Wordpress serve articles without a design applied to it (just the raw HTML without CSS), so that I may apply the CSS of my current .NET website.
Is this possible without iframing the Wordpress content and if so how to set that up in Wordpress?
And will it also be possible to have the facetted navigation structure of article tags that Wordpress offers out of the box?
Thanks!
I have developed a blog for one of my client using wordpress. Now i need to integrate the blog into their website which was developed using .net based cms platform.
I need to retain the header and footer of the website in the blog section.
It is difficult and time consuming to do header and footer for the blog to look consistent with the site.
Is there a better way by which i can integrate the blog into website and retain the website header and footer?
Note: I cant embed using iframe as the blog must be included in the horizontal Menu section (developed using sprites) of the website.
My advice is to take the blog design and skin their existing site the same way. Then use a sub-domain for the Wordpress blog. It should appear seamless. I did the same here with BlogEngine and existing site:
Main site: http://homenetdirect.com
Blog: http://blog.homenetdirect.com/
Is it possible to use Drupal to feed a few dynamic portions of a mostly static website? We have a plain old website and are looking to create a sibling site just for web-app stuff (private CMS, databasing, some forms for specific things, etc.). Some of the content we create on the sibling site (which would be Drupal), we'd like to render in areas on the primary site (non-Drupal). An example might be a news feed generator that displays on the primary site, but is actually fed from content created in the secondary site's interface. Another potential workflow might be a Drupal installation that's located in a subdirectory of a mostly static website. A general login link could redirect users to the drupal area, but could we get any of the content they create outside of that, modularly, so we can keep our nice rigid site design? I guess I'm looking to harness Drupal as more of a framework than a CMS.
Is any of this possible? Is this even a logical concept, or am I stupid for asking?
Thanks for any suggestions.
It is possible you could implement a custom callbacks which are accessed via Jquery on your old site.
However....
Why would you do this, Drupal is a CMS for websites, if you have a static website, no matter how big it won't be too dificult to put it into drupal and look the same, even have the same URLs. You then get Drupal goodness wherever and whenever you want very easily.
You can always access your Drupal database in your external site to display whatever Drupal content you want.
You could build RSS feeds with Views and put a simple feed parser into your static site. But again, if you want more than simple RSS syndication, you are better off planning a migration path than partial Drupal integration.