Documentation

This chapter covers the basic concepts of Seditio CMS, the history of its creation and development, system requirements, architecture, engine file structure, and built-in security mechanisms.

This chapter covers the step-by-step process of installing Seditio CMS on a hosting or local server, the correct configuration of file and directory permissions, a breakdown of key configuration file parameters, Apache and Nginx web server settings for SE

This chapter discusses in detail the structure and features of the Seditio CMS control panel (administration area). You will learn how the management interface is organized, how to configure the core, modules, and plugins, how the unique CCK/Extra Fields

This chapter details the structure of the user subsystem, the Access Control List (ACL) architecture, and security mechanisms in Seditio CMS. You will learn how user roles are distributed, how the access rights bitmask is organized, how permissions are ca

This chapter discusses in detail the architecture, internal design, data storage structure, and capabilities of the seven key built-in modules of Seditio CMS: Pages (page), Forums (forums), Users (users), Personal File System (pfs), Private Messages (pm),

This chapter is a detailed guide for developers creating their own functional modules for Seditio CMS. It covers the directory structure of a custom module, the setup manifest format, control panel integration, the SEF URL routing mechanism, and access ri

This chapter describes in detail the built-in plugins of Seditio CMS included in the official system distribution. You will learn about their purpose, the database table structures they use, features of integration through the system of hooks, as well as

Plugins (extensions) in Seditio are flexible and lightweight software components designed to modify core behavior or add new features without directly editing the CMS's original files. This chapter discusses the hook concept, plugin directory structure, p

This chapter discusses the XTemplate SE (Special Edition) template engine built into the Seditio CMS core, describing its syntax constructs (blocks, conditions, loops, filters), skin file architecture, PHP API for template integration, and customization m

This chapter covers Seditio CMS's built-in security mechanisms (input filtering, CSRF/XSS and SQL injection protection), as well as caching and database query optimization tools to enhance website performance.

This chapter discusses the architecture of multi-language support (internationalization) in Seditio CMS, rules for location and structure of core, module, plugin, and theme language files, as well as the logic for automatic loading and overriding of local

This chapter describes Seditio CMS's Personal File System (PFS), database schemas for files and folders, access rights (ACL) and disk limits, as well as the low-level and high-level programming interfaces for processing media assets (Image API, on-the-fly