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Todo
- Page table of contents.
- Reorder nav bar links.
- Built-in WYSIWYG editing?
- Admin panel type thing.
Getting Started
Using the the [nameless] CMS couldn't be easier. You don't have to know a line of code!
The page you're looking at right now is the home page. Take a look in the Pages folder; you'll see a folder in there called Home. Notice the text files inside the Home directory—that's what you're seeing on this page! This is how [nameless] works. It just uses a simple system of folders (pages) and text files (page contents) and it couldn't be easier to edit.
Creating new pages
Create new pages by creating a new folder in the Pages folder. They'll automatically show up in the navigation bar up there.
Editing pages
To add to or edit a page, just create text files inside the page folder. The file name will automatically turn into the heading for that section on the page. If you don't want it to have a title, just give the file a blank name.
If you want the sections to be in a certain order, add the section's position to the beginning of the file name. So, if you want the "Introduction" section to be first, name the file "(1) Introduction.txt".
Titles, sidebars, and special stuff
If you want to edit the site title, edit the special file Title.txt. This will become your site title.
The site comes with a universal sidebar over to the right. If you have no need for it, just delete the special Sidebar.txt file. Don't worry! You can always recreate it if you want your sidebar back.
If you want a special sidebar for a specific page, create a LocalSidebar file in the page's folder. This file can either be a .txt or a .html file.
If you'd like to theme the page, open up Styles.css and you can edit its CSS.
Formatting pages
You can add formatting using the simple Markdown syntax (or you can go all out with HTML, CSS, and Javascript if you know about that stuff). Wikipedia has a nice reference sheet. However, here's a short primer.
How to edit [nameless] pages
Paragraphs
Paragraphs are extremely easy. Just type! A new paragraph is indicated by a double space.
Text Formatting
Bold: **bold text**
Italics: *italics*
Lists Bulleted and numbered lists are supported.
1. First item in a numbered list.
2. Second.
3. Third.
* Bullet one.
* Bullet two.
Links and Images
Links are also easy to make.
This link leads to [the #iasc](http://theiasc.info/).
Here's an image:
Getting Started
Using the the [nameless] CMS couldn't be easier. You don't have to know a line of code!
The page you're looking at right now is the home page. Take a look in the Pages folder; you'll see a folder in there called Home. Notice the text files inside the Home directory. That's what you're seeing on this page! This is how [nameless] works. It just uses a simple system of folders (pages) and text files (page contents) and it couldn't be easier to edit.
Creating new pages
Create new pages by creating a new folder in the Pages folder. They'll automatically show up in the navigation bar up there.
Editing pages
To add to or edit a page, just create text files inside the page folder. The file name will automatically turn into the heading for that section on the page. If you don't want it to have a title, just give the file a blank name.
If you want the sections to be in a certain order, add the section's position to the beginning of the file name. So, if you want the "Introduction" section to be first, name the file "(1) Introduction.txt".
Titles, sidebars, and special stuff
If you want to edit the site title, edit the special file Title.txt. This will become your site title.
The site comes with a universal sidebar over to the right. If you have no need for it, just delete the special Sidebar.txt file. Don't worry! You can always recreate it if you want your sidebar back.
If you want a special sidebar for a specific page, create a LocalSidebar file in the page's folder. This file can either be a .txt or a .html file.
If you'd like to theme the page, open up Styles.css and you can edit its CSS.
Formatting pages
You can add formatting using the simple Markdown syntax (or you can go all out with HTML, CSS, and Javascript if you know about that stuff). Wikipedia has a nice reference sheet. However, here's a short primer.
How to edit [nameless] pages
Paragraphs
Paragraphs are extremely easy. Just type! A new paragraph is indicated by a double space.
Text Formatting
Bold: **bold text**
Italics: *italics*
Lists Bulleted and numbered lists are supported.
1. First item in a numbered list.
2. Second.
3. Third.
* Bullet one.
* Bullet two.
Links and Images
Links are also easy to make.
This link leads to [the #iasc](http://theiasc.info/).
Here's an image:
