This document refers to version 2.2.1 Getting Started 1. Installation 1.1. Requirements 1.2. Databases 2. Upgrading a django CMS installation 2.1. 2.2 Release 3. Introductory Tutorial 3.1. Getting 3. Creating templates 3.4. Creating your first CMS Page! 4. Using South with django CMS 4.1. Installation 4.2. Basic usage 4.3. More information about South 5. Configuration 5.1. Required Settings 5 Created using Sphinx 1.3.5. index modules | next | previous | django cms 2.2.1 documentation » 1. Installation This document assumes you are familiar with Python and Django, and should outline the steps necessary

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Welcome to django cms’s documentation! This document refers to version 2.1.5 Getting Started 1. Installation 1.1. Requirements 1.2. Databases 2. Introductory Tutorial 2.1. Configuration and setup 2.2. Creating templates 2.3. Creating your first CMS page! 2.4. Troubleshooting 3. Using South with Django-CMS 3.1. Installation 3.2. Basic usage 3.3. More information about South 4. Configuration 4.1. Required Settings 4.2 Created using Sphinx 1.3.5. previous | next | modules | index django cms 2.1.5 documentation » 1. Installation This document assumes you are familiar with Python and Django, and should outline the steps necessary

if you are upgrading from a previous version. Please refer to Upgrading from previous versions Installation 2.4.3 release notes 2.4 release notes 2.3.8 release notes 2.3.7 release notes 2.3.4 release notes 1.3. Creating templates 1.4. Creating your first CMS Page! 2. Using South with django CMS 2.1. Installation 2.2. Basic usage 2.3. More information about South 3. Configuration 3.1. Required Settings 3 using Sphinx 1.3.5. previous | next | modules | index django cms 2.4.3-support documentation » Installation This document assumes you are familiar with Python and Django. It should outline the steps necessary

cms Documentation Release 2.1.5 Patrick Lauber May 27, 2016 Contents 1 Getting Started 3 1.1 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Contents 1 django cms Documentation, Release 2.1.5 2 Contents CHAPTER 1 Getting Started 1.1 Installation This document assumes you are familiar with Python and Django, and should outline the steps necessary 2 Introductory Tutorial This guide assumes your machine meets the requirements outlined in the Installation section of this documentation. 1.2.1 Configuration and setup Preparing the environment Gathering

you are upgrading from a previous version. Please refer to Upgrading from previous versions 1.1 Installation This document assumes you are familiar with Python and Django. It should outline the steps necessary virtualenv using pip Installing inside a virtualenv is the preferred way to install any Django installation. This should work on any platform where python in installed. The first step is to create the virtualenv: migrations 0037 and later are new migrations How this affects you If you’re starting with a new installation, you don’t need to worry about this. Don’t even bother reading this section; it’s for upgraders

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Guide [https://user-guide.django-cms.org/]. Tutorials Start here as a new django CMS developer: installation using additional packages creating your own addon applications. How-to guides Practical step-by-step the same topics in the How-to section. The tutorials follow a logical progression, starting from installation of django CMS and the creation of a brand new project, and build on each other, so it’s recommended terminal application on your computer and go to a safe folder (i.e. cd ~/Projects), then During the installation process, you will be prompted to enter your email address and set a username and password. Open

Guide [https://user-guide.django-cms.org/]. Tutorials Start here as a new django CMS developer: installation using additional packages creating your own addon applications. How-to guides Practical step-by-step the same topics in the How-to section. The tutorials follow a logical progression, starting from installation of django CMS and the creation of a brand new project, and build on each other, so it’s recommended terminal application on your computer and go to a safe folder (i.e. cd ~/Projects), then During the installation process, you will be prompted to enter your email address and set a username and password. Open

CMS, see the django CMS User Guide. 2.1 Tutorials Start here as a new django CMS developer: • installation • using additional packages • creating your own addon applications. 2.2 How-to guides Practical same topics in the How-to section. The tutorials follow a logical progression, starting from installation of django CMS and the creation of a brand new project, and build on each other, so it’s recommended migrate docker compose run web python manage.py createsuperuser docker compose up -d During the installation process, you will be prompted to enter your email address and set a username and password. Open