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Decap CMS Setup for ARC Website
Overview
This website uses Decap CMS (formerly Netlify CMS) for content management. It allows authorized users to create, edit, and manage blog posts through a web interface.
Setup Instructions
1. Enable Netlify Identity
- Go to your Netlify dashboard
- Navigate to your site settings
- Go to "Identity" tab
- Click "Enable Identity"
- In Identity settings, configure:
- Registration: "Invite only" (recommended)
- External providers: Enable GitHub, Google, etc. as needed
- Git Gateway: Enable this service
2. Configure Git Gateway
- In your site's Identity settings
- Go to "Services" tab
- Enable "Git Gateway"
- This allows Decap CMS to commit directly to your GitHub repository
3. Invite Users
- In Identity tab, click "Invite users"
- Enter email addresses of content editors
- They will receive invitation emails
4. Access the CMS
- CMS URL:
https://your-site.netlify.app/admin/ - Users can log in with their invited credentials
- The CMS will redirect to
/decapcms/for the actual interface
Features
Turkish Interface
- All field labels are in Turkish
- Configured for Turkish content creators
- Default author set to "TA1SPH"
Blog Post Management
- Create new blog posts
- Edit existing posts
- Upload featured images
- Organize with categories and tags
- Markdown editor for content
File Structure
- Blog posts are stored in
src/data/post/ - Images are stored in
src/assets/images/ - Posts use the format:
YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md
Configuration Files
/public/decapcms/config.yml
Main configuration file that defines:
- Backend (Git Gateway)
- Collections (Blog posts)
- Fields and their types
- Media handling
/public/decapcms/index.html
The CMS interface HTML file
/public/_redirects
Netlify redirect rules for admin routing
Usage
- Users navigate to
/admin/ - They are redirected to the CMS interface
- After authentication, they can:
- Create new blog posts
- Edit existing posts
- Upload images
- Manage categories and tags
Security
- Only invited users can access the CMS
- All changes are committed to the main repository
- GitHub Actions will automatically deploy changes
- Content is version-controlled through Git
Troubleshooting
Common Issues:
- Can't log in: Check if Identity is enabled and user is invited
- Can't save posts: Ensure Git Gateway is enabled
- Images not uploading: Check media folder permissions
- Changes not deploying: Verify GitHub Actions workflow
Support
For technical issues, contact the development team or check the Decap CMS documentation at https://decapcms.org/docs/