Download Jus5

Posted in About Jus5 at 07 May 2007, 12:33 PM

Download Jus5 - Version Beta 00.A

Warning: Beta Release - expect some bugs

License - BSD

Posted in About Jus5 at 04 May 2007, 10:40 PM

This software is licensed under BSD License.

Feel free to use, share and modify the software for any purpose.

If you are using this software, I would be extremely grateful if you link back to my site(http://jus5.sourceforge.net/) - but it is not a requirement.

Settings

Posted in Administration at 04 May 2007, 10:45 PM

The administrator can use this seciton to change the settings of the site.

Site Title

This field is the name of the site. This will appear as the title in the client side.

Site Description

A short description of the site. A tagline, if you want to call it that. This field has a 255 charecter limit.

EMail

The email address of the Administration. This will be needed for retiving the password.

Date Format

Specify the format of the date that should be used through out the applicaiton. You can use any option that is supported by the date() function in PHP

Footer

Enter the contents you want to show in the footer here. This field has a 255 charecter limit.

Item Count in Listings

Number of pages to be shown in the RSS feed.

Use mod_rewrite

Enable this option if your server is apache and supports mod_rewrite module - and is configurable through the .htaccess file. This lets you have prettier URLs.

Use WYSIWYG Editor

If this option is enabled, the admin side will use TinyMCE editor for posting content. If this is disabled, Jus5 will revert to the default method - textarea.

Themes

Themes are found in the 'themes' folder. The application will auto detect the installed themes and list them in this page. You can select which theme should be activated here. 

The Editor - TinyMCE

Posted in Pages at 04 May 2007, 10:41 PM

Jus5 uses TinyMCE editor. It is one of the smallest editors with all the features I want. Unfortunatly, even though its small, it still takes up more space than the Jus5 code.

The good news is that this module is optional. You can use the options to disable the editor. You will get an old fashion textarea into which you can directly input the HTML code.

One other thing - when distributing TinyMCE with Jus5, I had to remove the uncompressed code to reduce size. You can get the original source code from TinyMCE distribution.