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Unfortunately, I am not aware of a way to install WonderCMS on NGINX without editing the nginx.conf. To make WonderCMS work with NGINX, pasting the following into the nginx.conf file: location ~ database.js { return 403; } autoindex off; location / { if (!-e $request_filename) { rewrite ^/(.+)$ /ind...

You can simply use in your HTML, where the footer should be. This will return the login link, if it's not the default. This is the correct behaviour.

Let me know if you need any assistance.

nion, I see you've hard-coded "login" as the login URL. WonderCMS offers custom login URLs for everyone, so hard codding it might not be the solution. What I suggest is, you simply remove the "login" URL, or use the footer function for displaying the login URL. WonderCMS hides th...

This looks awesome, please share it on GitHub when you're ready.
If you'd like, we can later validate the theme and publish it on https://wondercms.com/themes.

Thanks for sharing!

Good work for finding a solution!

Hello michelw, if URL rewriting doesn't work, then yes , that will have to be included in your NGINX server configuration and a restart is required. Does WonderCMS work normally after applying this? https://github.com/robiso/wondercms/wiki/NGINX-server-config The above NGINX configuration will creat...

When you copy an image from a website, it only saved the "link" to the image, not the image itself. I don't how if this is the same if you copy it from your local Word, it probably encodes the image as text to display it, but I'm not sure since I don't have Word to test this out - what get...

When you paste a picture, only the link to it is saved (not the file). When you upload the file, it is saved in your example.com/files directory.

I see what's happening on: http://petslovers.eu/CMS/home

Edit: Just when I started replying I see you've solved the problem! Congratulations!

I had a chance to test this out and after further inspection I don't think editing all additional contents will be possible on one page. Please imagine the example below for easier understanding: Page 1 - content (not additional) - additional_content_1 - additional_content_2 Page 2 - content (not ad...