django CMS blog application - Support for multilingual posts, placeholders, social network meta tags and configurable apphooks.
Supported Django versions:
- Django 1.8
- Django 1.9
- Django 1.10
Supported django CMS versions:
- django CMS 3.2+
Warning
Strict dependency on aldryn-search, haystack has been dropped. Install them separately to enable full text search support. See installation docs for details.
Warning
Version 0.8 will be the last one supporting Python 2.6, Python 3.3, Django<1.8 and django CMS<3.2.
Warning
Starting from version 0.8, date_published is not set anymore when creating a post but rather when publishing. This does not change the overall behavior, but be warned if you expect it to be not null in custom code.
Due to changes in cmsplugin-filer/filer which moved ThumbnailOption model from the former to the latter, djangocms-blog must be migrated as well.
If you have djangocms-blog up to 0.8.4 (included) installed or you are upgrading from a previous djangocms-blog version together with cmsplugin-filer upgrade, you can just apply the migrations:
pip install cmsplugin-filer==1.1.3 django-filer==1.2.7 djangocms-blog==0.8.4
python manage.py migrateIf you already a djangocms-blog 0.8.5+ up to 0.8.11, upgrade to 0.8.11, then you have to de-apply some blog migrations when doing the upgrade:
pip install djangocms-blog==0.8.11
python manage.py migrate djangocms_blog 0017 ## reverse for these migration is a noop
pip install cmsplugin-filer==1.1.3 django-filer==1.2.7
python manage.py migrateAfter this step you can upgrade to 0.8.12:
pip install djangocms-blog==0.8.12Note
de-apply migration before upgrading cmsplugin-filer. If running before upgrade, the backward migration won't alter anything on the database, and it will just allow the code to migrate ThumbnailOption from cmsplugin-filer to filer
Note
If you upgrade in a Django 1.10 environment, be sure to upgrade both packages at the same time to allow correct migration dependencies to be evaluated.
If your project has cmsplugin-filer 1.1+ already installed and it uses Django 1.10, install djangocms-blog 0.8.12 (and above):
pip install djangocms-blog==0.8.12- Placeholder content editing
- Frontend editing using django CMS 3.x frontend editor
- Multilingual support using django-parler
- Twitter cards, Open Graph and Google+ snippets meta tags
- Optional simpler TextField-based content editing
- Multisite (posts can be visible in one or more Django sites on the same project)
- Per-Apphook configuration
- Configurable permalinks
- Configurable django CMS menu
- Per-Apphook templates set
- Auto Apphook setup
- Django sitemap framework
- django CMS 3.2+ Wizard
- Haystack index
- Desktop notifications
- Liveblog
See DjangoPackages for an updated list https://www.djangopackages.com/packages/p/djangocms-blog/