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These packages are not required, but they provide useful functionality with minimal additional configuration and are well-proven. File and image handling • Django Filer for file and image management • django-filer delete_orphaned_plugins before using. Added a check command Added a management command to check your configuration and environment. To use this command, simply run: manage.py cms check This replaces the old at-runtime from either our mail- inglist or IRC channel #django-cms on the irc.freenode.net network. 2.1.2 Configuration and setup Preparing the environment Gathering the requirements is a good start, but we now need

Upgrading from 2.1.x and Django 1.2.x Getting Started 1. Introductory Tutorial 1.1. Getting help 1.2. Configuration and setup 1.3. Creating templates 1.4. Creating your first CMS Page! 2. Using South with django Installation 2.2. Basic usage 2.3. More information about South 3. Configuration 3.1. Required Settings 3.2. Basic Customization 3.3. Editor configuration 3.4. I18N and L10N 3.5. Media Settings 3.6. URLs 3.7. Advanced hide_unstranslated 1.6. Automated slug generation unicode characters 2. Sitemap Guide 2.1. Sitemap 2.2. Configuration 2.3. django.contrib.sitemaps 3. Template Tags 3.1. CMS templatetags 3.2. Menu Templatetags 3

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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. Basic Customization 4.3. I18N and L10N 4.4. Media Settings 4.5. URLs Chooser 1.3. page_language_url 1.4. CMS_HIDE_UNTRANSLATED 2. Sitemap Guide 2.1. Sitemap 2.2. Configuration 2.3. Django.contrib.sitemaps 3. Templatetags 3.1. placeholder 3.2. show_placeholder 3.3. show