Saurus CMS is a content management system combining usability with technology for a broad range of web publishing and site development requirements.
It gives you flexibility to quickly set up a blog, public website, corporate intranet or customer extranet. How To Get It The easiest way to get your own copy running is to sign up for an on-demand version at www.sauropol.com.
Or, in case you prefer to install it in your own PC or Linux server, grab an installation package from www.saurus.info/downloads. Both options have free and commercial versions available. Who Are Using It The software runs near 1000 mission critical web sites including governments, banks, airlines, universities etc.
Join The Developer Network We have put a great emphasis on developing and supporting our developer network. In our website you will find user manuals, API-documentation and real-life samples about customising and extending the product functionality. Joining the partner network is free of charge plus you’ll get one commercial license free for your own website.
Requirements:
· PHP
· Apache
· MySQL
· Zend Optimizer
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
General: Languages have now been separated into Sites and Glossaries:
· Glossary contains all the language specific translations of CMS user interface strings, also those which are displayed to visitors.
· Sites are independent websites within one CMS installation which can be for example represent different language versions of one logical website.
· Each Site is tied to one Glossary which defines the translations used for public visitors. For CMS default user interface, you do not need to create a site any more - just set the default in list of Glossaries.
· Editor: The context menu which opens from v-shaped buttons can now be set to open by mouse click or hovering. The default is by clicking. You can set it from Admin > System > Configuration > Content Editing.
· Editor: The parent for links and comments can now be changed.
· Aliases: It is now possible to add alias to the special "Home" section which is the root section of a specific site. If defined, it is also shown in the alias trai...