This panel lets the administrators decide where to place the media directory for each collection.

This panel lets you control some code-level features such as adding custom CSS and/or custom JavaScript to your skins without needing to touch/modify any core b2evolution files. This should keep upgrades easy for you down the line.

General Rule All strings in PHP that need to be translated to a different language should be included in the T_() function like this: on your strings. This is the case for: Debug messages, including: all messages that appear in the debug info at the…

In this page, we will walk you through the Back-Office a.k.a. the Admin Interface. This is the place where you do all the administrative tasks that the general public of your site doesn’t have access to. (Note that you can actually set very…

The /media/ directory contains different subfolders that represent different File Roots. Each file root contains a different hierarchy of files and has different access permissions. In the File Manager there is a drop down menu which allows you to…

This article will teach you what you need to know to be able to develop your own b2evolution skins as quickly as possible.

When you develop a new skin, you should check that it matches a set of standards so that it will work effectively in a variety of situations, for a variety of users and so that it is as much future poof as possible (best compatibility with future…

The next step is simply to pick a skin to use with your new collection: Different skins can present the same information with different designs. Sometimes they can be radically different. b2evolution comes with a set of pre-installed skins. There are…

This form is used define a file type and change its properties.

This tab shows you a list of all keyphrases that have been used to search content on your site.

This panel lets you define how much time delay is provided before a download begins.

This panel lets you select high-level Permission settings for the current Collection.

The Collection base URL panel lets you configure what the root URL of your collection will look like. This requires Collection Admin permission.

Item Types (previously called Post Types ) allow you to define the characteristics of a set of Items/Posts by specifying its usage and enabling certain features for each type.

When images or other files are attached to a post, they can be assigned to different positions. These positions determine where the images or attachments will be displayed in the post.

See ale Coding Standard Guidelines. Do NOT write CSS, write LESS! Always write your code to a .less (or .sass) file and let Grunt compile it to a .css file and even a .min.css file. Use Grunt all the time Learn to use grunt in the background. It will…

This widget displays a list of author / commenters / potential assignees / Collection Members and indicates whether they have already seen the Post (green dot), have not yet seen the Post (red dot), or have already seen it previously but not the latest…

This panel lets you throttle the sending of email campaigns.

The file /conf/_local.php is not included in the b2evolution distribution. However, if you create it, it will be loaded after all other configuration files. Use this file for local configurations that you do not want to overwrite in case of an automatic…

This panel allows you to set the file permissions for the edited user group.