Five-finger cms update instructions:
Customize the home page menu
Fixed the bug of getting the latest page when refreshing the result
Fixed the bug of opening a new window and being unable to open the latest page
Added configuration corresponding to module name
Added menu permission settings
Added content management permission settings
Added workflow audit permission settings
New content review
Added permission management settings
Title centering style modification
Editor icon optimization
Editor drop-down menu style optimization
Editor removes infrequently used buttons
Right-click editor pop-up window style corner optimization
Editor element path font modification
Editor width 100
Fixed an error in the list when the column is empty
Column icon numerical optimization
Content addition, modification and optimization
Content addition, modification and optimization
Content addition optimization
Column search background color
Content page responsive
Scale optimization
Ruler positioning optimization
Scale width modification
Add background color to title field
Model caching
Optimize content addition
Fix batch generation of external links
Icon crossed and selected state
Tree list icon size correction
Content release page modification
Fixed the bug that the default template of tags management is empty
Fixed template modification and escaping issues
Modify ueditor configuration
Optimize list spacing
Fix icon misalignment
Added content list tag to support custom where conditions
Optimization: When publishing content and selecting different models, you can match them according to the templates in the models.
Fixed the problem of generating static addresses for multi-level columns
Fixed the issue where the configured default template cannot be recognized when no template is selected in the column.
Correct batch production static column list
Fixed the problem of batch update and error when columns are not generated statically
Optimize code comments
Optimize keyword display and delete the + in front
Added column shortcut icons (review, scheduled release, draft, recycle bin)
Column search
Optimize column tree menu
Optimize current location
Fix top and bottom pagination
Generate static questions
Optimized draft: preview of content to be reviewed
Fixed missing variables in generated static
Fix content sorting
Add column to upload thumbnails
Attachment upload size control
Added message board module
Add image watermark
Remove the search button
Content search box lengthening effect
Content management list optimization
Content management tree menu ribbon is fixed again
Optimized some responsiveness, content management needs to be improved
Limited selection of large sizes
Move articles in batches
Edit operation log
Optimize some more
Cursor positioning
Optimize menu added
Added announcement color/bold
Added title duplication detection
Five-finger cms is developed by Wang Jia, the original person in charge of phpcmsV9. The front-end and back-end interfaces use HTML5+css3 technology, which can manage content across screens and devices, greatly improving the user experience. Five-finger CMS mainly includes the following function points:
1. Model design:
1. Unified model for the entire site to facilitate secondary development;
2. Original shared model, independent model, all large and small data are stored on demand;
3. Supports adding more than 10 different types of fields: such as text fields, super fields, map fields, slider fields, group picture fields, download fields, URL encryption fields, etc.
2. Separation of data reading and writing:
1. Supports data reading and writing separation by default;
2. Supports one master data and multiple slave databases;
3. Support allocating data resources according to weights.
3. Safety design:
1. Support independent setting of cache file directory;
2. Support separate deployment of www directory and core code;
3. Support cookie encrypted storage;
4. Supports the separation of background program files and foreground files;
5. Support global Mysql injection filtering;
6. Support upload directory customization and disable PHP execution;
7. Backend login uses session+session verification code to record all login history;
8. Backend management log records;
9. Whether to allow modification of templates requires server file management permissions;
10. All menus require permission verification;
4. Performance design:
1. The cache supports memory cache, such as: memcache cache;
2. No repeated generation and checking of template cache to improve performance;
5. Mobile-first design:
1. Support mobile access adaptation by default;
2. No need to post articles repeatedly, articles can be pushed with one click.
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