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System management

This section describes daily work with the AVE.cms blank panel. Content entities are included in separate chapter, module development - to modular system.

Core partition map

Section What is it for Read more
Dashboard Site status, general counters, recent documents and module widgets. Dashboard and interface
Documents Pages and posts of all sections. Documents
Categories and fields Types of content and forms of documents. Categories
Templates General shell of public pages. Templates
Blocks Reusable fragments and design logic. Blocks
Requests Lists of documents with conditions and templates. Queries
Navigation Menus and link trees. Navigation
Catalog Universal partition trees and filters. Catalogue
Media Files, images, WebP and thumbnails. Media
Roles and rights Panel staff permissions. Users and access
Users Employees who can work in the panel. Users and access
Site users Registration, personal account and public profile. Users and access
Settings Site parameters, interface, security, cache and diagnostics. Settings
Database Schema, InnoDB, backups and migrations. Database and Events
Events Audit, runtime, 404, SQL errors and transitions. Database and Events
Updates Signed kernel patches, backup and rollback. AVE.cms updates
PHP console Manual administrative diagnostics of PHP code. PHP console
Modules Installing, updating, disabling and removing extensions. Modules

Additional partitions appear only after installing the corresponding modules. The presence of package files does not mean that it is installed or enabled.

  1. Fill in the basic settings, email and public addresses.
  2. Create a website template and categories with fields.
  3. Create documents, navigation and necessary blocks.
  4. Set up queries and catalogs.
  5. Create employee roles and assign minimal rights.
  6. Set up registration and public accounts if the project needs them.
  7. Check diagnostics, 404, SQL log and backup.
  8. Install only the required modules.Before launching a working website, a separate readiness checklist is useful: addresses, templates, 404, preview, mail, permissions, cron replacements without CLI, cache and logs. He can become the next independent help topic.