CW Quick Pages is the quickest way to add a content page in Joomla!. Simply create a CW Quick Pages menu item; add your page content directly in the menu item, and Save. That's all there is to it!
This component comes with 3 different page types: page, contact, and event. Each page type is defined and stored as Joomla menu items, so your page and menu data are finally stored in one place. No more opening com_content, creating an uncategoriezed article and then creating a single article menu item just to create a simple content opage. With CW Quick Pages, you cut out the com_content middle man and create pages simply by creating menu items.
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Note: CW Quick Pages does not have a search plugin yet, so the content created with this component is not currently searchable.
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/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/default.php
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/default.php
/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/default.php
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/default.php
default.php
. (Example: newlayout.php
)/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/contact.php
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/contact.php
/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/contact.php
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/contact.php
contact.php
. (Example: newcontactlayout.php
)/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/contact.php
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/contact.php
/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/event.php
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/event.php
event.php
. (Example: neweventlayout.php
)This requires at least a basic understanding of Joomla! MVC architecture.
The quickest way to do this is to use the Contact menu item type as an example. Notice that in /components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl
there are 2 files for the contact layout: contact.php
and contact.xml
.
The file contact.php
defines the layout of the page, while contact.xml
defines the menu item type as well as the parameters to be used in the menu item.
/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/contact.php
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/contact.php
/components/com_cw_quickpages/views/page/tmpl/contact.xml
to /templates/{YOUR_TEMPLATE}/html/com_cw_quickpages/page/contact.xml
contact.php
and contact.xml
in your template to some other name, making sure that everything but the file extension is the same. (Example: newtype.php
and newtype.xml
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