🔗 Manage sites for your theme in admin backend and use with help of components to display them and/or use code to manage them + with help of components.
This is my first plugin, and it took a hot min to figure out, but more updates and fixes coming;
Upgrading to v2 is by reinstalling this plugin, and readding the data in the plugin settings as described in the documentation
- October CMS 2 & above
- Basic understanding of PHP & OctoberCMS itself.
php artisan plugin:install avixity.sitemanagerEfficiently manage and organize your website's essential site information with our Site Manager plugin. Easily create, edit, delete, search site information data, and use them in your themes and/or other plugins.
- First in SiteManager install this package, make sure it has migrated.
- In the backend you'll see "Site Manager" button, by clicking it and then on "Sites", you'll be taken to where you'll be adding your site informations.
- After adding x amount of your desired sites, you put the conponent where you'll do .forEach and manage each site for your theme/general needs.
- Required to add the [siteManager] to get the database queries of data.
[siteManager]
==
{% set sites = siteManager.listSites %}
<body>
{% for site in siteManager.listSites %}
{% if site.is_active == 1 %}
{% if site.category == 'Services' %}
<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 col-xs-12">
<!-- Single Service -->
<a href="{{ site.url }}">
<div class="single-service">
<i class="fa {{ faIcons[site.title] ?? 'fa-question' }}"></i>
<h4>{{ site.title | _ }}</h4>
<p>{{ site.description | _ }}</p>
</div>
</a>
<!--/ End Single Service -->
</div>
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
</body>This package is licensed under the MIT License MIT