Placed by: MiniCMS	08/03/2010 15:55
Please sent us some more information, so we can access and test the installation ourselves. Then we'll be able to tell you what the problem was.

Placed by: minicms	04/02/2010 18:10
Check the lessons http://www.minicms.eu/ lessons/ 7 and 8

Placed by: webfoot	04/02/2010 22:51
Thank you. This however didn't show me how to upload a PDF. I tried uploadiing it the same way I would have uploaded and image and it said it was uploading, but did not show in the library of files...now what? Thnaks.

Placed by: minicms	04/02/2010 23:08
Please read the manuals ! I made a small movie for you how to upload a pdf.   http://tinyurl.com/yf2h9ch or ask your webmaster

Placed by: webfoot	05/02/2010 15:05
AHA. I did it but didn't see the files on the right. THanks.

Placed by: minicms	26/01/2010 17:53
Download the latest version in your dashboard. Should be fixed by now

Placed by: minicms	18/12/2009 15:25
Yes, you can upload everything you want. Youtube is no upload, but embedded code. Try the demo to play around http://www.minicms.eu/demo-minicms.html

Placed by: Sergi Marcet	18/12/2009 15:42
is the installation of th MiniCMS easy? i'm not a programmer, i'm a graphic designer.

Placed by: minicms	18/12/2009 15:50
For me it's easy :) I don't know what your skills are but you can always ask for help by a webmaster in your neighbourhood. You will have to know your ftp settings ect.

Placed by: Sergi Marcet	18/12/2009 15:57
Ok, another question :) The files that I want upload to my editable pages, must be uploaded first to the server via ftp or MiniCMS do this work? Thanks again!!

Placed by: minicms	18/12/2009 16:01
No, Just check the demo. There is a file manager in the wysiwyg

Placed by: webfoot	04/02/2010 18:04
Where is the ' file manager'? How can we upload PDFs?

Placed by: minicms	01/12/2009 23:30
Yup, In the config.php you can set this # This is the CSS file for the WYSIWYG editor, from the root of your domain! You can leave this field empty if you don't want to use it! define('editor_css','/path to css/file.css');

Placed by: webfoot	03/12/2009 23:32
so if my css is in the main root where all my html files are do I just enter: define('editor_css','../styles.css'); or the http://www.mydomain.com/styles.css or what? thanks.

Placed by: webfoot	03/12/2009 23:35
also, once it is in there, how do I see it show up so I can choose the style I want? I cannot see it so I must have done it wrong.

Placed by: webfoot	03/12/2009 23:38
ok. I found the path I needed to put in since in the CMS admin I do see teh background color, etc. but I do NOT see where teh styles are so I can apply them to a text area. Please help. Thanks.

Placed by: minicms	03/12/2009 23:49
Here some documentation http://www.minicms.eu/documentation/default_s tyle.htm

Placed by: webfoot	14/12/2009 17:44
Yes, but when I am in the administration area workign on the website through the CMS, where can I see the css file so I can apply a style?? I do not see it.

Placed by: MiniCMS	15/12/2009 16:33
In my current version it's on the right side of "Paragraph" and "Size". It's called "Style selection"