I think you missunderstood me. I want to put for example the section
"Blogposts" to the front end so that the admin user can post blog posts on
the front end without going to the backend.
Another example would be that the user want to change specific settings to
the blog. I created a button on the frontpage when the user is logged in
and when the user pressing the button the user will get to a settings page
on the frontend. Just like when the user can change their profile info
(firstname, lastname, email etc).
Is this possible? I don't want to use the inline editing tools for that.
Den fredag 11 december 2015 kl. 13:22:51 UTC+1 skrev Tomas Chmelevskij:
>
> It depends what you exactly you want to do. If you want your admin user to
>> be able to edit content while on the webpage you need to surround elements
>> with
>
>
> {% editable %}
> {% endeditable %}
>
> This allows to edit model fields while you are logged in as admin. Good
> example:
>
> {% editable page.homepage.heading page.homepage.subheading %}
> {{ page.homepage.heading }}
> <span>{{ page.homepage.subheading }}</span>
> {% endeditable %}
>
> Example is from here
> <http://bitofpixels.com/blog/mezzatheming-part-2-the-homepage/>.
>
>
> On Friday, 4 December 2015 16:03:07 UTC, wh4n wrote:
>>
>> If I wanted to put the CMS tools on the frontend for the user to control
>> it. What steps do I need to take and what security precautions should I
>> take?
>>
>> Is there any documentation about this anywhere?
>>
>
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