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Devstatus
Statusimplemented
Target4.x

Implementation tracked in MGNLBLOG@jira.

Purpose

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Implement a simple template / set of templates to collection of page and component templates that enable blogging with STK/Magnolia

Motivation

Blog Magnolia CMS. Blog functionality is often asked for on RFP's. While we don't see Magnolia CMS as a blogging platform per se, the infrastructure we provide out of the box should make it almost trivial to provide blog functionality , that to some extend might even supersede exceed some of the existing options.It  It could also be useful for our own bloggers, or used as a system to provide blog space for the community once we have a proper forge.

Functionality Delta

Goals

Map between typical blog functionality and Magnolia CMS features.

Blog functionality

Magnolia CMS feature

Create

Functionality

covered by

create a blog entry

standard Magnolia Standard page creation

edit Edit a blog entry

standard Magnolia Standard content editing & paragraphs

list List of recent blogs blog posts

STK ( teaser lists)list

commenting Commenting

STK / Commenting module

list List of latest comments

STK / CommentinglatestComments component

RSS feeds feed

RSS Aggregation Aggregator module

Post archive

use paginated Paginated list of blog entries

social bookmarking

STK

Social bookmarking

showTextFeatures option in the intro area

Calendar

STK

Tags

Categorization module

Search

STK search

Security, administration & all the other goodies

Standard Magnolia functionality

Missing functionality

Status

Trackback and ping

Out

Missing Functionality

Status

trackback & ping

out of scope for first version trackback & ping

Status

Blog module for Magnolia 4.4 exists. Nexus: magnolia-module-blog.

Next steps

  1. Migration the Blog module to Magnolia 4.5
  2. Document a tutorial (Antti) that shows how to create your own blog.

To be decided

  • Should the blog module be part of standard STK or its own module?