Wagtail CMS - Django Content Management System
WEBMeet Wagtail, an open-source Django content management system powered by Python. It's free, beautiful, versatile and fast. Find out how to get started.
Wagtail Features | Wagtail CMS
WEBWagtail comes with features that support the whole publishing process from writing the first draft to copyediting to publication. Wagtail supports each step you need to create flawless content, no matter how many steps you need.
Getting started — Wagtail Documentation 6.2.2 documentation
WEBWagtail is an open-source content management system (CMS) that’s built on Django, a popular Python web framework. It has gained popularity among developers and content editors for its powerful features and intuitive interface, providing a …
Welcome to Wagtail’s documentation — Wagtail Documentation …
WEBWagtail is an open source CMS written in Python and built on the Django web framework. Below are some useful links to help you get started with Wagtail. If you’d like to get a quick feel for Wagtail, try spinning up a temporary developer environment in your browser (running on Gitpod - here’s how it works ).
Your first Wagtail site — Wagtail Documentation 6.2.2 …
WEBYour first Wagtail site¶ This tutorial shows you how to build a blog using Wagtail. Also, the tutorial gives you hands-on experience with some of Wagtail’s features. To complete this tutorial, we recommend that you have some basic programming knowledge, as well as an understanding of web development concepts.
Get Started with Wagtail | Wagtail CMS
WEBTry out Wagtail CMS - the most popular open source, Python-powered content management system. Test a demo, play with the code, or build your first Wagtail website.
About Wagtail CMS | Wagtail CMS
WEBWagtail is an open source CMS written in Python and built on the Django framework, built by developers for developers.
Overview - Wagtail Guide
WEBWagtail is a popular CMS for many websites because it's scalable and highly customizable. This guide is a collection of tutorials, how-to guides, reference guides, and explanations of concepts that help you learn how to manage content on a standard Wagtail website.
The project template — Wagtail Documentation 6.2.2 …
WEBTo use a custom template instead, you can specify the --template option when running the wagtail start command. This option accepts a directory, file path, or URL of a custom project template (similar to django-admin startproject --template ).
Tutorial — Wagtail Documentation 6.3a0 documentation
WEBYou must first complete the Your First Wagtail Site tutorial before you begin this extended tutorial. You’ll learn the following in this tutorial: How to add pagination to your Wagtail website. How to use Wagtail StreamField. How to use Wagtail documents. How to use snippets across multiple web pages. How to use Wagtail forms