Onepage_XH offers tools to design and administrate so-called "onepage" websites. In the back-end you can administrate the site as usual, but in the front-end a special template is used, which displays all visible pages at once, and the menu links to automatically inserted anchors on the same page.
Onepage_XH is a plugin for CMSimple_XH. It requires CMSimple_XH ≥ 1.6.3 and PHP ≥ 5.3.0 with the JSON extension.
The lastest release is available for download on Github.
The installation is done as with many other CMSimple_XH plugins. See the CMSimple_XH wiki for further details.
- Backup the data on your server.
- Unzip the distribution on your computer.
- Upload the whole directory onepage/ to your server into the CMSimple_XH plugins directory.
- Set write permissions for the subdirectories config/, css/ and languages/.
The plugin's configuration is done as with many other CMSimple_XH plugins in the website's back-end. Select Plugins → Onepage.
You can change the default settings of Onepage_XH under "Config". Hints for the options will be displayed when hovering over the help icons with your mouse.
Localization is done under "Language". You can translate the character strings to your own language (if there is no appropriate language file available), or customize them according to your needs.
The look of Onepage_XH can be changed under "Stylesheet".
"Onepage" websites require a special template where some of the standard CMSimple_XH template tags are replaced with alternatives provided by Onepage_XH.
This is a required replacement for toc(), which displays links to all
visible pages.
This is a required replacement for content(), which shows all visible
pages on the start page of the CMSimple_XH installation.
This is an optional replacement for top(), which provides configurable
smooth scrolling and is only shown when the user has already scrolled
down a bit. Without JavaScript support the link is always shown, and
there's no smooth scrolling but rather a jump. The image of the link can
be changed by putting an image file named up.png into the images/ folder
of the template.
This template tag accepts one optional parameter, the ID of an element. This way you can define the top of the page individually. If you don't pass an argument to the function, the link navigates to the very top of the page.
Several template tags are unsupported for "onepage" templates:
content(), li(), locator(), mailformlink(), nextpage(), previouspage(),
printlink(), searchbox(), sitemaplink(), submenu(), toc().
In the tab "Onepage" (above the editor) you can optionally specify an additional CSS class for the respective page. This allows for individual and robust design of the page.
Most likely not all plugins will work seemlessly with "onepage" websites. For instance, you can't use page_param's site specific templates and page redirections.
Report bugs and ask for support either on Github or in the CMSimple_XH Forum.
Onepage_XH is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
Onepage_XH is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantibility or fitness for a particular purpose. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with Onepage_XH. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Copyright © Christoph M. Becker
Onepage_XH was inspired by Ludwig and oldnema.
The plugin logo was designed by Klem. Many thanks for releasing this icon into the public domain.
The "scroll to top" icon is designed by the Oxygen Team. Many thanks for releasing these icons under GPL.
Many thanks to the community at the CMSimple_XH-Forum for tips, suggestions and testing. Especially, I want to thank smaxle and knollsen for early testing and good suggestions. Also special thanks to Holger, lck and frase for long and fruitful discussions with ample suggestions, their testing and code contributions.
Last but not least many thanks to Peter Harteg, the "father" of CMSimple, and all developers of CMSimple_XH, without whom this amazing CMS wouldn't exist.