This is a basic fork of the feincms-elephantblog plugin (https://github.com/feincms/feincms-elephantblog). It has been modified to work with django-taggit (https://github.com/alex/django-taggit) and django-taggit-labels (https://github.com/bennylope/django-taggit-labels)
The modifications are very simple and can be reviewed by exploring the git log. Django-taggit already exists as a functional extension and can be enabled by adding Entry.register_extensions('elephantblog.extensions.tags') to the models.py.
At the template level, a list of tags can be generated by using the included template tag. Also, tags for an individual entry can be rendered as follows:
{% for tag in entry.tags.all %}<a href="/<elephantblog home>/tag/{{ tag.pk }}/" rel="tag">{{ tag }}</a>{% if not forloop.last %} | {% endif %}{% endfor %}
Questions, comments, suggestions welcome. Blessed.
Every Django Developer has written its own Django-based blog. But most of them have a lot of features, that you'll never use and never wanted to, or they are just too simple for your needs, so you'll be quicker writing your own.
Following the principles of FeinCMS, ElephantBlog tries to offer simple and basic blog functionality, but remains extensible so that you just pick what you need. And if you don't find an extension, you can quickly write your own and use it with ElephantBlog.
Basically, ElephantBlog just uses what FeinCMS already has in a blog way. A blog way means: Multiple entries in a timeline. One blogentry is similar to a FeinCMS page: It can have multiple content types and some meta informations like title, slug, publishing date, ...
If you need more, like comments, tagging, pinging, categories, translations, you name it, then you can use the bundled extensions or write your own. (and please don't forget to publish your extensions back to the community).
And obviously, ElephantBlog can also be integrated as application content in your existing FeinCMS site. But if you want to run a blog only, then you don't have to activate FeinCMS page module.
The biggest feature may be that there are only a few features:
- Pretty URLs
- Feed creation
- Time-based publishing
- Based on FeinCMS item editor with the ability to integrate all of those FeinCMS content types
You can, if you want, activate those extensions:
- Disqus comments
- Pinging
- Categories
- Multilingual support
- Pingback & Trackback support
- ... (more to come, you name it!)
If you are not familiar with FeinCMS then you probably want to learn more about FeinCMS: http://feincms.org
Read the docs: http://feincms-elephantblog.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
Read the source: https://github.com/feincms/feincms-elephantblog
- 1.1: Support for Django 1.8 and FeinCMS 1.11 to Django 1.10 and
- FeinCMS 1.13 (not all combinations).
- 1.0.2: Support for Django 1.8 and FeinCMS 1.11
- Experimental support for FeinCMS 2
- 1.0.1: Support for Django 1.7
- 1.0.0: First official release