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Sergey Sharikov2019-08-13 17:16:08
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Sergey Sharikov, 2019-08-13 17:16:08

Mini cms for editing a static site?

Hey!
I'm looking for mini-cms, even rather an embeddable wisywyg editor for static HTML pages.
There is a conditional small site with several subpages, static. It is necessary to give the person for whom I made it the ability to make changes to content blocks on the site, upload / change photos, text. It is desirable that this is as intuitive and simple as possible for him, and without pulling an existing site on a regular CMS template - for me.
Something similar, but limited in functionality - Textolite, who knows the analogues?

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Daniil Maslov, 2019-08-13
@s0xzwasd

https://sitecake.com/get-simple.info
https://github.com/Elias-Black/Landing-CMS
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Anatoly, 2019-08-14
@Tolly

If you need to edit several fields, can you just create a page for the administrator and edit on it?
You can also connect the editor for visual editing.

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ArtemGum, 2019-08-14
@ArtemGum

https://wcms.space

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tr3m0r, 2019-08-14
@tr3m0r

https://textolite.ru/ The
free version is often enough.

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Sergey Sharikov, 2019-08-14
@M_org

So, many options have been proposed, but none of them meet the given requirements: to provide easy, fast, visual editing by a user who is not technically savvy. At the same time, it does not require the creation of templates and minimizes labor costs during installation.
In the process, Google was carefully studied, and the following solutions were found:
1. InlineCMS. Sufficiently functional CMS for the given tasks. There is a functionality of galleries, contact forms and much more. Not very stable, not all functionality is up to date, has not been updated since 2016. The contact form on their website does not work.
2. jocms. Functional enough to fit the job perfectly. There are different levels of rights, ie. by configuring editable fields under the administrator, you give the user the right to change only their content, and he will not be able to break anything in your layout. In this case, there is an automatic backup after each file save.
3. The already mentioned Textolite. Extra simple, but sufficient for many cases.

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Igor, 2019-08-19
@Lopar

And if you take a file wiki engine? Dokuwiki for example? With you only themization. The editor, unlike the user, sees the "edit" button.

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freekir, 2019-08-22
@freekir

It seems that this has not yet been written about
flextype.org/en

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i_m_newbie, 2019-08-22
@i_m_newbie

Try N1ED . In conjunction with CKEditor 4 or TinyMCE 5, you will get a modular editor that connects via API. You can use it in a regular CMS, or you can connect it to a self-written one-pager.
The connection is simple:

<script src="ckeditor/ckeditor.js"></script>
<script>
  CKEDITOR.replace("editorId", {
     extraPlugins: "N1ED"
  });
</script>

Basic widgets are included, you can even define your own custom HTML widgets for your client. There is a visual requirement, even a preview of how the page looks on mobile devices can be edited in mobile device mode if necessary.

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Ichi Nya, 2021-02-04
@Ichi

I ’ll also add to the piggy bank:
Landing Page Framework
and
Albireo * Framework
The first one is quite simple and the code is almost pure html. The second one is newer and has various additional features. But in the end they both can have pure html. The documentation is completely in Russian, as it was done by a Russian developer. Both engines from the developer MaxSite CMS

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