Getting Started with the Sulu CMS
summary
Sulu is a Symfony‑based CMS with a JavaScript admin UI and XML‑defined page templates; the workshop builds an event‑agency site from a Sulu minimal skeleton, adds a header image, defines an image format and uses Twig to render it, creates main and footer navigations, uses smart content to list event pages and loads start/end dates plus a location object (Google Maps needs an API key), enables multilingual URLs via PHPCR/Jackrabbit localization, and mostly works aside from a cache hiccup.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Sulu CMS
- 15:51Hands-on workshop setup
- 16:13Adding header image to homepage
- 25:59Creating image formats
- 30:16Adding navigation to website
- 34:06Creating events page with smart content
- 40:27Adding event details
- 44:49Smart content properties
- 49:34Using excerpt feature
- 54:30Adding footer navigation
- 58:20Adding multilingual support
- 1:00:41Final steps and summary
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