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readme.md

Refinery CMS Blog

Simple blog engine for Refinery CMS. It supports posts, categories and comments.

This version of refinerycms-blog supports Rails 3.0.x. To use Rails 2.3.x use the refinerycms-blog "Rails 2.3.x stable branch".

Options:

  • Comment moderation
  • ShareThis.com support on posts. Set your key in Refinery's settings area to enable this.

Requirements

Refinery CMS version 1.0.0 or above. Your Rails 3 application should not be called "blog"

Install

Open up your Gemfile and add at the bottom this line:

You now have two options:

Take the blue pill and stay on 1.7.x

gem 'refinerycms-blog', '~> 1.7.0'

Take the red pill and head up to 1.8.x

Where the previous shared/_post.html.erb partial was moved directly into show.html.erb

MEANING: If you depend on that partial, you'll have to check the changes and merge your customizations back in!

gem 'refinerycms-blog', '~> 1.8.0'

Now, run bundle install

Next, to install the blog plugin run:

rails generate refinerycms_blog

Finally migrate your database and you're done.

rake db:migrate