SPIP

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• Extending SPIP

  19 août 2010, par Mark — The development of SPIP and its tools
  If you're thinking about extending SPIP and specifically intend to contribute to the kernel, there are a few salient points to consider:: SPIP is a tool already used by thousands of people, it has a history and a planned road map, and is a widely collaborative project with a global audience. (...)

• The overall structure of SPIP

  18 août 2010, par Mark — Introduction
  SPIP is a CMS truly quite unique in its field. Beyond the underlying system that defines it as being "data driven" by using its famous BOUCLE (loop) constructs, it has always emphasised and facilitated methods for individual webmasters to "customise" it's operations and presentation to meet the (...)

• #BIO

  18 août 2010, par Mark, Teddy — Tags, BOUCLE(AUTEURS), #BIO
  Used in a loop (AUTEURS), the tag #BIO will show the biography of the author. The biography for any given author is the information entered in the administration zone just for that author. An author may only update his/her own details, except for site administrators, who can update the details (...)

• The general principle

  18 août 2010, par Mark — Webmasters
  All of the content for a site managed with SPIP is stored in a MySQL database. In order to present these data to visitors of the site, it is then necessary to execute an operation which consists of reading those data, organising them, formatting them, and finally displaying an HTML page within (...)
  

• Contributing to SPIP development

  18 août 2010, par Mark — The development of SPIP and its tools
  If you'd like to contribute towards the programming of SPIP, the most important thing to keep in mind is the following: you are entering into a project which is already working well. The project is guided by a collection of rules which, as arbitrary as they may seem to the newcomer, ensure its (...)