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miniven2016-02-23 21:45:14
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miniven, 2016-02-23 21:45:14

What to use to write an admin panel?

I am writing a landing page with the ability to change titles, texts, colors, etc. through the admin panel.
I myself have never dealt with backend, but I faced such a task. What can be used to write an admin panel, where it will be possible to specify only the necessary parameters? Maybe CMS or write it yourself? Tell me, I have no idea at all.

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Eugene, 2016-02-23
@deadsandro

We use MODX Evo for this, a fairly lightweight CMS. Recently I started digging towards "file cms", I wanted to find something similar to modx, but without a database (db on files). Unfortunately, I couldn’t find anything suitable (the closest were BoltCMS on sqlite, GetSimple (but you can’t give such an admin panel to the client, it’s not very convenient) and also Cockpit .
Look at Cockpit first, it’s not quite a full-fledged CMS, but rather just managing settings, data and galleries.Perhaps exactly what you need.You "manage" the data with it, and then display it on the site using the API

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SoloMidPlzD, 2016-02-23
@SoloMidPlzD

you can:
1) simply make the password stored in a variable and so log in the admin, and then make a simple form and save it to a database / file or wherever your heart desires. in 3-5 php files.
Pros: Bistro. Cons: hard to expand
2) take a framework (slim, silex, laravel, codeigniter) and do it there.
It is easier to expand, the truth will take longer (for understanding, etc.)
3) take wordpress and file a theme with custom fields.
choose yourself.
IMHO option 3 will do

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Pshkll, 2016-02-23
@Pshkll

wordpress + acf

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Anton Nagaets, 2016-02-24
@gr1mm3r

IMHO, the maximum that you need is a file manager for a site with editor support. After logging in, those who want to edit files will have access to the files and, accordingly, the editor, and they don’t need WP-style interfaces. Decisions 2
1) Select and install something like phpXplorer or CKfinder
2) Sketch a script for listing files in a folder and attach wysiwug next to it.

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