I have found that if you want a Content Management System (CMS) using
Wt, its easy to do, I keep it simple, no back end, and a flexible
function generator, its all static XHTML files, HTML5 code embed in
XML, it uses CSS, but you need to be careful with tags that would crash
the Rapid XML parser, note the XHTML files are easy to maintain via FTP
or SSH, more secure, no real reason for a back end that requires
authentication, note I run about 6 websites from 1 VPS account and 1
instance of the program, not sure if that is non-Wt web programming,
but its as close as I could come to mixing them, the C++ is just code,
it does not have to be Wt related, I use boost and other features of
C++, what's nice about this CMS is that it works, 24/7 for years now, I
never reboot the server, if the app crashes monit will recycle it, also
its easy to adopt to you needs, not much code to it, its simple, I
started work on a back end, but couldn't find a good HTML editor in C++
to use with it, so its on hold till I do, hope this helps.
The Code
https://github.com/WittyWizard/install
The Website
http://wittywizard.org/ww/en/blue/
This site is also running from the same Wt app
http://lightwizzard.com/ww/en/blue/
It uses CSS menu, it jumps around till the css loads, but I like it
because its multi-level, but the css needs work, I converted it, but
not all the css is working the way I want it to, it needs to load the
CSS in the header, I need to fix this but found an issue with cookies
that prevent me from loading it in the header, and I have not fixed it,
since I have no idea what is causing the issue, so it needs a little
work, but it works for me.
On Tue, 2016-05-17 at 17:05 -0400, K. Frank wrote:
> Hello List!
>
> How might I approach mixing Wt with non-Wt web programming?
>
> To be concrete, let's say I have a simple static web site that's
> implemented with html (say html5) / css and consists of a handful
> of pages.
>
> Suppose I want to add some "active" content to it -- some Wt
> widgets -- but still want to leave the bulk of the web site as
> plain html / css. Is there a straightforward was to embed some
> Wt content into an html page and have it "play nice"?
>
> Conversely, let's say I have a Wt-based web site, but want to
> add significant document-style static content to it, and I want
> to author and maintain the document content as html (and,
> furthermore, I don't want to compile the html into a Wt application
> or resource bundle). Is there a straightforward way to embed
> html content -- perhaps even multiple pages -- into Wt?
>
> And let's say we do either one or both of the above. Would it
> be practical to style both the Wt and free-standing html parts
> of the web site with the same css?
>
> (It would be especially helpful if there were any examples of
> this sort of design out there available for study.)
>
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>
>
> K. Frank
>
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