Absolutely all materials (texts, photographs, videos) are entered onto the site through a content management system. For simplicity and brevity, we call this system the admin system. To start editing any page, you must go to site management. The Nubex website builder provides two ways to enter the site administration.

Method No. 1. Login to site management through the main service control panel

This method is available to the site administrator and is the main one. Its advantage is that when logging in, the administrator sees the status of the site, and in case of any problems (the site is turned off or not opens, doesn't the domain name is working, the site settings are incorrect and T. d.) the system will reflect them reasons and will allow the administrator to take appropriate measures. Also, when using this method, the administrator can manage all of his sites (if there are multiple) using only one input.

How to log in to site administration

To log in to the service management system, click “Log in”

You will be taken to the login page of the main service control panel. Here is her direct address:

In the “email” field, enter your email address that was used when registering or creating the site.

In the “password” field, enter your password. If you do not remember your password, you can use the password recovery link.

If profiles on the social networks VKontakte or Facebook were linked to your registration form, you can log in by clicking on the social network logo.

After logging into the service control panel, you will find yourself on the main screen, where you will see a list of all your sites. Opposite each site there is a “manage” button: by clicking on it, you will go to the site management system.

Method number 2. Login to the site administration system

This method is used to provide access to site management to individual employees who receive limited rights to manage the site, but do not have the ability to manage certain services (site payment, financial information, domain management, etc.).

Open your website in a browser and find its domain name in the address bar. For example, http://site.

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Module file location

Basic facts related to the location of module files relative to the site root:

Note 1. $module_name– the module name should not coincide with modules already existing in the system. List of reserved names: news, content, catalog, data, autoupdate, comments, blogs, faq, filemanager, forum, vote, webforms, etc

Note 2. $template_name– template file name. By default this file is called default.

Note 3. $skin_name– code name of the skin. Starting from version 2.8.* the system uses a skin mac – Butterfly. Starting from version 2.14.* the default skin is used Modern.

PHP code

The PHP code of the module is located in the /classes/components/ directory ($module_name)/

Admin skin templates

XSLT template for the admin panel skin /styles/skins/ ($skin_name)/

FRONT-END templates

FRONT-END module templates. The template engine is connected by file extension. There are three file extension options: tpl, xsl, phtml

TPL template engine

The files are located in /templates/ template_name/tpls/($module_name)/ ($template_name).tpl The entry point is the template from the /templates/ folder module_name/tpls/content/ ($template_name).tpl associated with a specific page in the administrative panel.

XSLT template engine

template_name/xslt/ . Any file can be an entry point. There are currently no rules by which files in this folder are organized.

PHP template engine

All template files are located in the /templates/ folder template_name/php/ . Any file can be an entry point. There are currently no rules by which files in this folder are organized.

Images and CSS Styles

Images and CSS styles related to a specific module should be placed in the following folders:

• CSS files in the folder styles/skins/modern/design/css/ ($module_name).css
• IMG files used in the administrative panel are placed in the folder of the corresponding skin /images/cms/admin/ ($skin_name)/ inside this folder the skin's own rules apply.

Module icons

The module must have icons of certain sizes for each skin. We set the base name for the icon in the installer file ($INFO["ico"]).

• Skin "Butterfly" - icons for this skin are located in the folder ~/images/cms/admin/mac/icons For this skin, the base name for the icon is ignored. The icon should bear the name of the module, the icon type is transparent png
  • ~/images/cms/admin/mac/icons/small/ ($module_name).png - icon 42x30 px
  • ~/images/cms/admin/mac/icons/medium/ ($module_name).png - icon 64x64 px
  • ~/images/cms/admin/mac/icons/big/ ($module_name).png - icon 95x95 px

• Skin "Modern" - icons for this skin are located in the folder ~/images/cms/admin/modern/icon For this skin, the base name for the icon is ignored. The icon should bear the name of the module, the icon type is transparent png

Icons of elements in the site structure

Each skin has its own set of icons for elements displayed in the “site structure” tree. The saving grace is that the paths are the same for everyone:

• ~/images/cms/admin/ mac/tree/ico_ ($module_name) _($method_name).gif

Reference

For reference, download the corresponding file from the folder ~/man/, for example, for the page admin/content/seo/ in Russian, the file /man/ru/content/seo.html will be loaded by default

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