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Informations about the package content-bundle

ContentBundle

ContentBundle is part of the framework BigFoot created by C2IS.

Installation

Add 'BigFoot/ContentBundle' into your composer.json file in the 'require' section:

Update your project:

Configuration

In order to add Widgets into the dashboard section, you have to add parameters into your config.yml file.

Usage

Add a Page:

Go to the Page section and manage the pages.

Add a Static content:

Go to the Static Content and manage the static content. Note that all the static content will be listed in the Dashboard section.

Add a Widget:

Add the name and the class of your widget in your config.yml file. (see the Configuration section).

Create your class in the Widget directory, it has to extend the abstract class AbstractWidget located in the Model directory.

Create the Form Type of your Widget:

Manage your sidebars

Go to the Dashboard section.

Create a sidebar:

Click on the picto New Sidebar at the right.

Affect a Widget/Static content to a Sidebar:

At the left is listed all your Widgets and Static Contents. Drag'n'drop them to any sidebar.

Manage the order:

You can drag'n'drop any affected Widget/Static Content to sort them up. Validate by clicking on the picto at the left of the Sidebar title.

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Requires bigfoot/core-bundle Version ~2.2
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