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Demo for the admin panel?
minervauk
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Is there any demo available for the admin dash?
Would like to see what admins can do.
Thanks!
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Here you go: http://www.forum-software.org/demo/vanilla
Kasper Kronborg Isager (kasperisager) | Freelance Developer @Vanilla | Hit me up: Google Mail or Vanilla Mail | Find me on GitHub
Cheers! Kasp! Very helpful. I was specifically looking for an option from the admin side was disabling the "url, ctrl+L" button. Or disabling the html all together from the user side. (we get lots of spam!)
That means - if someone post a link like this http://www.example.com it won't link to the example.com site, it will be a plain text. In BBpress i used a plugin to do that.
So is it possible in vanilla?
In your case, I would rather be thinking about how to prevent spammers from registering at all.
The real spammers (i.e buy viagra or play casino types) are already tackled by the akismet but what we get is SEO spammers. They sign in like other people do, make few normal posts, then sneakily links to lousy websites in posts.
The forum members we have are not that tech savvy so hardly we get posts flagged.
Ok, I see. However I believe it is a huge drawback if you let the spammers dictate rules on you that decrease the usability of the website. Of course that's just my opinion. I don't think there is an option for what you described out of the box.
I see. The plugin for BBpress was very simple. Actually it contained only these lines
<?php function za_nh_allow_tag($tags) {return array();} add_filter('bb_allowed_tags', 'za_nh_allow_tag',999); remove_filter('post_text', 'make_clickable'); ?>Can I do something similar in vanilla?
Absolutely. Unfortunately, I am not the best one to ask as I never got into the plugin creation process.
@minervauk
I think you can use the HTMLawed plugin to do what you want.
This link not available...
any choice?
Here is an old one: http://www.opensourcecms.com/scripts/details.php?scriptid=128&name=Vanilla
I Have visit the link, but doesnt work for me,..
You're right, it seems to be totally broken now. That page has once been a very nice start for comparing software but it has not been maintained very good. You can try and report that it is broken, but I do not think you will get an answer.
But maybe someone has played with routes. The demo will be renewed in about one hour. You might try it later again
thanks for your attention.
But now, i m very interesting trying this vanilla, look great, clean and user friendly..
now, i m searching for skin.. do you have recommendation site?
@jobbatam
There are lots of free themes (= skins) in the addons section.
In addition, for paid themes/skins, you could try somewhere like:
http://www.vanillaskins.com/
Also, it is very easy to customise the basic Vanilla theme to suit specific needs.
Personally I'm a fan of the themes of @jspautsch. You can find them here: http://themeforest.net/category/forums/vanilla
appreciation for your best answer mr @whu606
i ll try this cms soon, i think next mounth.
themes/skins collection in community, i dont understand to see demo live..
themes like gtricks is free? i like it.
Vanilla is very easy to install, so I would suggest the best thing would be to make a test installation, and then try different themes until you see something you like.
If it is not exactly what you want, most changes can be made easily via CSS.