Current Version of Codefight CMS Available for Download:

            « Version 1.5.0 »

            NOTE: The code available is same as the code used for this site at the time of release.

            Codefight CMS is based on Codeigniter PHP Framework which is very easy to learn.

            It would be nice to hear back some feedback. Also you can contribute with code and helping translating language files in your language.

            You can use this CMS in anyway you want. You can modify as you like and use commercially for free.

 

 

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Asset Manager Extended To Combine Different CSS Files

2009-03-17 16:24:30Damodar Bashyal

 

Today I extended my Asset Manager to combine several css into one. As i understand, YSLOW Says there should be as less http requests as possible. So i decided to add this optional feature. For now this is controlled through MY_config file located at config folder.

This is how addition config setting looks:

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Multilevel menu library for codefight cms

2009-05-25 21:11:35Damodar Bashyal

 

Codefight cms is built with the help of codeigniter cms. Last weekend i wrote a multi-level menu library. You can use it for codefight cms or wherever you want.

This may not be perfect but it works. If you have a better idea i would like to know. This is how it looks like.

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How to load a php block in your customised theme?

2009-04-10 22:58:40Damodar Bashyal

 

How to load a codefight cms block in certain area?

Since i started to code my cms, i have learnt new things and ideas. My latest addition is blocks. I have created blocks of different parts, or say features. This one is currently working for template view files. Because of this, its quite easy to build a new theme for codefight cms.

If you check the file tree image you will get some idea. Or, for more detail you can download the cms. This is how blocks are loaded in the area you want:

CODE:

1-<?php$this->blocks->load('block_name'); ?>

or, you can even load a different blocks with one call using array as:

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