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» jQuery Part 1: Content management

jQuery is a very good and stabile javascript framework that has loads of plugins available which will do everything between heaven and earth. I’ve decided to be running an article series about it for just that reason. When checking the repositry for plugins out a bit yesterday I found some really cool jQuery scripts and one was a clever one to do with content management.

Granted though it isn’t a dabatase solution and neither is it meant for very large scale sites but for smaller sites that just need to update the content online, this script will work wonders. It’s called EditEase and is a free download. Being built on the jQuery javascript framework, that and Thickbox is really all you need to have included for this to work. There is also a multiple file uploader available in the script with the need for SWFupload script.

What EaseEdit will let you do is define areas of certain pages of your site that are editable using the script online. The editing interface is really slick and all is really stylish and easy to use. It’s even got the FCKEditor embedded in the full edit screen!

Go and check out the demo of the script and play around with it and I think you’ll find that you’re going to like it quite a bit.

Tags: CMS, EditEase, Javascript, jQuery |  Print Post