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which is based on Text::cut from the text.class.php helper. Limit is set to 60 characters. Example A: Content has over 60 characters. Title = First 60 characters + remaining characters of the last word + '...' Example B: Content has less than or equal to 60 characters Title = All. Example C: Content only has one word but is over 60 characters. Title = First 60 characters + '...' Why B and C differ from each other? Because we do not want the whole that one weird word with over 60 characters to make its way to the title. It's probably unrealistic, the code can be much cleaner with B and C combined. Feel free to discuss.
Bludit
Fast, simple, extensible and flat file CMS.
Bludit is a simple web application to make your own blog or site in seconds, it's completely free and open source. Bludit uses flat-files to store the posts and pages, you don't need to install or configure a database. Bludit supports Markdown and HTML code for the content of the posts and pages.
Social networks
- Google+
- Freenode IRC channel #bludit
Requirements
You just need a web server with PHP support.
- PHP v5.3 or higher.
- PHP mbstring module for full UTF-8 support.
- PHP gd module for image processing.
- PHP dom module for DOM manipulation.
- PHP json module for JSON manipulation.
- Supported web servers:
- PHP Built-in web server
- Apache with module mod_rewrite
- Lighttpd with module mod_rewrite
- Nginx with module ngx_http_rewrite_module
- Other
Installation guide
- Download the latest version from https://s3.amazonaws.com/bludit-s3/bludit-builds/bludit_latest.zip
- Extract the zip file into a directory like
bludit. - Upload the directory
bluditto your hosting server. - Done!
License
Bludit is open source software licensed under the MIT license.