AJAX Search

The built-in search engine utilises AJAX and MySQL's powerful FULLTEXT feature to rapidly return, in real-time, any pages that match your search query.

When you click on a returned result, the visited page will highlight the search terms until one of them is clicked on. Try searching for 'ajax' and clicking on a returned result.

Search results appear here in real-time.
Example Sidebar

Create and integrate sidebars on-the-fly.

You can create and add as many of these sidebars as you want. Sidebar content is generated via the same easy to use WYSIWYG editor as regular pages, allowing you to insert and format text, HTML, forms and images. Each sidebar has the option of a toggle link which expands and collapses the panel. The sidebar's toggle state is recalled upon susbsequent visits to the same page.

You can even create a sidebar that contains raw PHP code - thus providing unlimited extensibility via functions, libraries and includes. Smart.

Adsense Sidebar

This sidebar contains copy and paste Google Adsense code. Earning money with a discreet advertising sidebar on your website couldn't be easier! A single sidebar can be used across all pages, or you could deploy multiple Adsense campaigns for use within separate sidebars.

 

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Little magic boxes.

One of our favourite features is the dynamic sidebars. Created on-the-fly, they can contain any type of data or file and be attached to any page on the system. They can also be PHP-enabled to provide limitless extensibility.

Just like regular pages, sidebars are created and modified using the WYSIWYG editing page and toolbar. Sidebars are attached on a per-page basis - any page can have any number of different sidebars attached to it. The display order of multiple sidebars on a single page is set via a simple drag and drop interface.

Embedded PHP

For experienced developers, sidebars can also contain raw PHP. This provides the content creator with limitless scope for extensibility by way of scripts, functions and includes. You can tap right into the server's OS and functions from any page or sidebar.

Examples of PHP-enabled sidebars might include database-driven calendars, XML-powered Flash widgets, 3rd party API extensions, advertising banners or creatives and limitless other data-driven, server-side applications.