CMS Documentation

A dashboard is a tool used for information management. Dashboards organize, store, and display important information from multiple data sources into one, easy-to-access place.

A menu manager is a tool used for managing all the menus in the website. User can always use custom menu, manual menu, switch to dropdown menu or can even switch to a mega menu.

A web widget is an independent application that can be embedded into website. Our CMS application allow users to easily create widgets with their own content without needing to know how to embed code or program.

A Media is a tool where user can upload media items like images, videos, pdfs, document files. Media files will be stored in the specific folders which help us find specific file faster and easier.

Pages is considered as the most important tool in the CMS. Pages are nothing but web pages in the website where user can create multiple pages dynamically from the CMS application.

An enquiry form is a way for websites to gather valuable information and leads from users on the site itself. The enquiry form itself can have a variety of different fields, which will be dependent mostly on the industry the company is involved in.

A plugin is a piece of code containing a group of functions that can be added to a any website/application. They can extend functionality or add new features to your websites.

A post is where the content is presented in a reverse chronological order (newer content appear first). Blog content is usually in the form of entries or “blog posts”. Typical websites are dynamic in nature where content is organized in pages, and is updated frequently.

SEO is an acronym that stands for search engine optimization, which is the process of optimizing your website to get organic, or un-paid, traffic from the search engine results page.

A page where you can manage general settings of the website starting from adding logo to managing analytics report.

A theme is a collection of files that work together to produce a graphical interface with an underlying unifying design for a website. These files are called template files. A Theme modifies the way the site is displayed, without modifying the underlying software.

A page where you can see all available post categories. Category tool simplifies user work by letting them create the category they want such as blog, news, events and select the category of their post before publishing the it.

With our best CMS application you can create multiple backup of your entire application and download it. Also you have a feature to import the database/media and merge with the existing data.

A page where you can see activity logs of your website such as last login IP address, user, time.

Admin page is used by user to carry out tasks that require special permissions, such as adding sub users, giving them permission to edit the page.

A page where you can manage all users of the application by activating user or suspending their account. You also have an option of password reset.

The page where you can manage personal information in the website such as name, profile picture, email address etc.