Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: autoblocks
Version: 1.0
Summary: Place arbitrary django-cms placeholders into templates
Home-page: https://github.com/Strathcom/django-cms-autoblocks
Author: Luke Hutscal
Author-email: support@strathcom.com
License: BSD License
Description: django-cms-autoblocks
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        Django-cms-autoblocks is an app that allows you to place arbitrary content blocks into your templates, so that you can take advantage of django-cms placeholders in the templates for your custom apps, without having to include django-cms as a requirement for your custom app (because the django-cms dependency is introduced at the template level by the template author).
        
        Installation
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        ``pip install git+git@github.com:Strathcom/django-cms-autoblocks.git``
        
        Setup
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        1. Add ``autoblocks`` to settings.INSTALLED_APPS.
        2. Run ``manage.py syncdb``.
        3. If you want to do frontend editing, add the dependencies for the django-cms toolbar to your templates.
        
        Usage
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        In your template::
        
        	{% load autoblocks_tags %}
        	{% autoblock 'this is my auto block' %}
        	{% autoblock 'this is' 'also' 'an autoblock' %}
        	{% autoblock 'blurb-' model_instance.id %}
        	{% autoblock 'blurb-' model_instance.id on site %}
        	{% autoblock 'blurb-' model_instance.id on site as foo %}
        
        The templatetag will generate an Autoblock with a placeholder field for you to work with tied to either the current site (``Site.objects.get_current()``), or the site instance you pass in when you use the ``{% autoblock ... on <site> %}`` variation of the tag.
        
        
        Extras
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        If you add ``django.core.context_processors.request`` to ``settings.TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS``, autoblocks will only be created when the page is accessed by an authenticated user with the ``autoblocks.add_autoblock`` permission.
        
        
        
        Autoblocks - Roll Out!
Platform: OS Independent
