Welcome to CMSimple

Congratulations on your new installation of CMSimple. You can login now with the default password, which you will find in the readme.php of the download. Delete the readme.php on your webserver, if you have uploaded it.

The login link you will find at bottom of the page in the footer.

!!! Remember to change the login password  immediately !!!

Please read the readme.php in the root folder of the download.

CMSimple is published under GPL3 License.


!!! IMPORTANT HINT !!!

Please DO NOT change the password directly in config.php by using a text editor. Change the default password right away after login ONLINE !!! (login with default password)

This is the easiest and best working way.

For editing CMSimple files it is essential to USE ONLY editors, capable of detecting, opening and saving files as "utf-8 without BOM" (Byte Order Mark), like notepad++.

If this condition is not fulfilled, you will damage your CMSimple installation.


!!! WICHTIGER HINWEIS !!!

Bitte ändern Sie das Standard Passwort NICHT direkt in der config.php mit einem Text Editor. Ändern Sie das Standard Passwort nach dem Login ONLINE !!!  (Login mit dem Standard Passwort)

Zur Bearbeitung der CMSimple Systemdateien sollten Sie ausschliesslich einen Code Editor wie z. B. notepad++ benutzen, der die Codierung "utf-8 ohne BOM" (Byte Order Mark) erkennt, die Dateien so öffnet und auch wieder abspeichert.

Wenn Sie die Systemdateien in einer anderen Codierung als "utf-8 ohne BOM" abspeichern, kann es zu Problemen mit verschiedenen Funktionen von CMSimple kommen.


A documentation for CMSimple is in progress:


The CMSimple links

If you use an original or modified CMSimple template, please leave the template-link at the bottom of the template. You may extend that link this way:

If you use another template inside a CMSimple installation, I kindly ask that you link back to www.cmsimple.org in your template, since this is a nice way to popularize the CMSimple Project and of giving something back.

Menu Levels & Headings

Headings h1–h3 are used for splitting up the content file. An h1, h2 or h3 heading will dynamically split the document into new pages in the table of contents. An h4, h5 or h6 heading is used as a heading within a page.

Please use only h4–h6 in the content of your CMSimple pages,
because using h1–h3 will create a new page.

There is a plugin Pagemanager included in the download. Pagemanager simplifies creating, renaming, moving and deleting of pages.

Even complete folders with subfolders can be moved or deleted with Pagemanager.

Thus it should be no problem to get rid of the contents of this standard download. Alternatively you could start with the present page structure, rename pages and overwrite the contents.

Menu Level 2 - Page 1

An h2 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 1

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 2

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 3

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 2 - Page 2

An h2 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 1

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 2

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 3

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 2 - Page 3

An h2 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 1

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 2

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Menu Level 3 - Page 3

An h3 heading splits into a new page.

Heading h4

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h5

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Heading h6

Headings h4–h6 do not split the content into new pages, but serve as normal headings to structure your text semantically.

Templates & Plugins

Through the use of a different template you can give your pages a completely different look, and through plugins you can greatly enlarge the functionality of your CMSimple website.

While installing templates or plugins,
please respect the licensing conditions of the authors.

Popular plugins provide picture galleries, guest books, comment possibilities, integration of video etc.

Languages

The standard download of CMSimple comes with English and German language files only.

Please don’t delete the "default" and "en" language files (default.php and en.php), as they serve as default fallback.

German language files are included because the German language user’s community is by far the largest.

News01

Newsbox News01

This box shows the content of the hidden page "News01".

More information about newsboxes can be found in the documentation on

cmsimple.org »


Diese Box zeigt den Inhalt der versteckten Seite "News01".

Mehr Informationen zum Thema Newsboxen gibt es in der Dokumentation auf

cmsimple.org »

News02

Newsbox News02

This box shows the content of the hidden page "News02".

More information about newsboxes can be found in the documentation on

cmsimple.org »


Diese Box zeigt den Inhalt der versteckten Seite "News02".

Mehr Informationen zum Thema Newsboxen gibt es in der Dokumentation auf

cmsimple.org »

News03

Newsbox News03

This box shows the content of the hidden page "News03".

More information about newsboxes can be found in the documentation on

cmsimple.org »


Diese Box zeigt den Inhalt der versteckten Seite "News03".

Mehr Informationen zum Thema Newsboxen gibt es in der Dokumentation auf

cmsimple.org »