PreparationSetup and Installation
Blazor CMS is a bundle of standard open-source components. Getting started requires these steps:
- Get latest Oqtane from Github
- Install on your Dev PC or on Server using this checklist
- Install the module 2sxc - we recommend this checklist
- Once installed, add the Content module to a page. A wizard will assist you.
Design the LayoutCreate Your Theme
You can start with any given theme, but if you want to make it look good, you need something better.
- Download the 2shine Template from github to start creating your design
- Run the initial script to rename it to your needs
- Build it to make sure it works
- Start adjusting the design
- We suggest you work with VS Code and run the webpack watcher
- Most of your work will be in the theme-configuration.json and SASS
- Continously review the result till you're happy
Design the ContentContent Management
2sxc provides everything you need to manage content, and to make sure it looks amazing.
- Start by adding a "Content" module to the page, then follow the instructions to install the default content bundle
- Experiment a bit with editing content until you feel comfortable with it
- Then start modifying the SASS and Razor files to make perfect for your needs
Standard AppsBlog, News and more...
2sxc is a meta-module. This means that it's a bit like an engine which manages dynamic data and how it's presented. Using this setup we have created more than 30 standard, best-practices Apps which just work out of the box, but can be modified in every possible way to suit your needs.
- Discover the Apps in the App Catalog
- To install, add an App module to the page and use the wizard
- The wizard appears the first time, but you can add more in the App management
Some of the most popular apps are
- Blog
- Image Gallery and Image Swiper
- News, PodCast, CTA (Call to Action) and Jobs listings
