Concrete is an open source content management system (CMS) for publishing content on the World Wide Web and intranets.
Beneath the interface components and site structure of Concrete sits a powerful framework built from custom components and third party libraries from projects like Laravel and Symfony Components.
Concrete is also an easy to use web builder.
Features include:
- Intuitive editor:
- In-context editing.
- WYSIWYG content editor.
- Dynamically generated forms for typed content with auto-save and drafts.
- Easy theme controls.
- Layouts retain responsive grid points.
- Media Manager.
- Drag and Drop Content.
- WYSIWYG Editor.
- Powerful and extendable:
- Simple Installation.
- One click version update.
- Addon support.
- Quick installs from concrete5 marketplace through site dashboard.
- Automatic add-on update notification.
- 1000’s of add-ons at your finger tips.
- Core supported add-ons.
- Large Theme Directory.
- Mobile optimized and responsive:
- Responsive layouts.
- Responsive video.
- Responsive images.
- Mobile navigation/menus.
- Bootstrap.
- Less
- Modular Building & Templates:
- Image Editor.
- Videos.
- Gallery.
- layouts.
- blocks.
- Stacks.
- Templates and page types.
- Layouts retain responsive grid points.
- Marketing Tools
- Blog and Commenting:
- RSS syndication.
- Category support.
- Topics.
- Multiple authors.
- Likes.
- Post display options.
- Integrated commenting system supports threaded comments, and all comments have individual like counts.
- Access Control.
- Social and SEO.
- Security and support.
Website: www.concretecms.com
Support: Documentation, Blog, GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Portland Labs
License: MIT License
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