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Features
Notable features of the SilverStripe CMS include:
• A modern, extensible web-application interface
• Drag and drop tree-based navigation structure
• Custom output markup, modern, table-free default
styles (including HTML5 support)
• Work-flow management: Draft/Published separation
through content staging, document revision
control/rollback with 'compare' functionality
• Highly configurable security/permissions model
(role-based)
• Data object model, database generation through
[object-relational mapping], suite of customizable
data input controls.
• Dynamic asset management, image resizing
• Multiple templates per page
• Search engine friendly URLs, meta-data management, XML sitemap generation
• Full text search and RSS feeds
• Optimizations for heavy loads (full and part-template caching)
Default website theme in SilverStripe 2.3
• Internationalization/Languages: SilverStripe supports multiple-language content. UTF-8 and the
internationalization of character sets are supported. The CMS is available in many languages [9] , including
English, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese.
• Hierarchical URLs
• Cross platform: OS (Windows, Mac, Linux), Web Server (Apache, IIS), Database (MySQL, Microsoft SQL
Server, PostgreSQL, SQLLite)
Notable features of upcoming releases of SilverStripe include:
• Additional Administration UI (e.g. Web-interface based installation of Modules, Widgets)
• Complete transition to jQuery library (currently uses jQuery with a mixture of older JavaScript frameworks.)
• Site-wide Widgets
Common CMS features not currently available in SilverStripe include:
• In-place page editing
• Web-interface based installation of Modules, Widgets or Themes
• Web-interface based customization of themes
• Automated cache management/ORM refresh
Modules, Widgets, and Themes
Modules extend the core functionality of SilverStripe. Some existing modules include: Blog, Advanced Workflow
Management, eCommerce, Forum, LDAP/OpenID authentication. Modules are available from the SilverStripe
modules repository [10] .
SilverStripe Widgets [11] are small pieces of functionality that can be dragged and dropped into SilverStripe modules
(notably the blog module). Examples of widgets include: tag clouds, flickr photos, or word of the day.
The SilverStripe themes directory [12] provides a number of community-contributed, freely available themes. These
themes can be quickly added to most SilverStripe sites.