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application is now available directly from the new django CMS page. (Apphooks won’t take effect until the server has restarted, though this is not generally an issue on the runserver, which can handle this automatically Tutorials 17 django cms Documentation, Release 3.1.8.dev1 python manage.py migrate Start the server again. The newsblog application comes with a django CMS apphook, so add a new django CMS page (let’s the new page, and you should find the blog application at work there. You may need to restart your server at this point. You can add new blog posts using the admin, but also have a look at the toolbar.

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necessary because we have created a new file containing Python code that won’t be loaded until the server restarts. You only have to do this the first time the new file has been created. 5.2. Apply the We’ve added a new application so we need to update our database: python manage.py migrate Start the server again. 9.4. Create a new apphooked page The News & Blog application comes with a django CMS apphook [https://github.com/divio/djangocms-admin-style]. This provides some styling that helps make django CMS administration components easier to work with. Technically it’s an optional component and does not need to be

necessary because we have created a new file containing Python code that won’t be loaded until the server restarts. You only have to do this the first time the new file has been created. 5.2. Apply the apphook We’ve added a new application so we need to update our database: python manage.py migrate Start the server again. 9.4. Create a new apphooked page The News & Blog application comes with a django CMS apphook [https://github.com/divio/djangocms-admin-style]. This provides some styling that helps make django CMS administration components easier to work with. Technically it’s an optional component and does not need to be