Description and features of the Health News Magazine Layout website (Front end):-
This online news magazine layout is developed using pre written php scripts and the whole process is based upon the open and extensible internet publishing system that is espcially designed for these typed of online newspapers and newsmagazines websites and who want to publish online, either exclusively or as an extension of their print publication The website is well documented and the content delivery in html,xml,wap/wml or text etc so that readers of this site can format the article for their usage like printing, or email etc. The website is developed using strict separation of design and content. So that the readers will be able to access content in HTML or WAP/WML format. Use of XML/XSLT will allow delivery in other formats as standards develop. (Note: we're currently not using XSLT, but it should not be hard to adapt the software to use it in the future if any benefits to doing so become obvious)
Readers will be able to view a printable version of all stories, or email a story to a friend. XSLT will also be used to generate these versions. Readers will be able to perform advanced keyword searches on archives. Archives will be free, however if someone wants to add paid archives capabilities, we'll let you. Is targeted at mid-sized publishers serving fewer than one million page views daily, however will be architected to scale through deployment of multiple front-end web servers, separate image servers, All pages will be presented as static URLs, so that 'spider' type search engines may crawl and index stories. This should be a configuration option, since access to the Apache config file is required to enable this.
The content management screens will have an intuitive and consistent end user interface. Style guidelines will be written to ensure that 3rd-party plug-ins are consistent with the core system's user interface. Multiple users will be supported through ACLs or user/group privileges. Editors will have access to a 'web desk' screen listing new stories from external feeds, and stories that have been assigned to them by another editor. In addition to editing stories from the wire, editors will be able to enter stories into the database using web-based forms. Stories may be scheduled to publish on a future date. Photos will flow into the web desk from external feeds/interfaces, and may be assigned to stories.
The website is built using pre written php scripts, the news which is displayed on the site is categorized in various different categories , with the images and which is daily updated , allow its user to caste a vote in a online poll, the website also displays the news which is created using well documented content and the site also displays the news articles, the site allow its users to register themselves the site and post or review their comments on a certain issue. This website owner can make some extra income by promoting affiliate banners, sell advertising space or promote your websites through banner advertising and emailing to members etc.
STANDARD FEATURES:
Well-documented, robust API allowing third party developers to create 'plug-ins' to extend base functionality
Delivery of content to multiple target platforms (HTML, XML/XSL, WAP/WML, text, etc)
Readers may format a story for printing, or email to a friend
Pages are presented as static URLs so that 'spider' type search engines may crawl and index them
Strict separation of design and content - designers control site look and feel by developing templates using standard site editing tools such as Dreamweaver, GoLive, BBEdit, etc., while editors manage site content via a web interface
Permissions-based multiuser site management screens allow a PROPS site to be maintained by a distributed team of reporters and editors
Will support the XML-based News Industry Text Format
Will speak various XML dialects for both import and export, allowing syndication in both directions, and enabling PROPS sites to participate in distributed news networks
Is targeted at mid-sized publishers serving fewer than one million page views daily, however will be architected to scale through deployment of multiple front-end web servers, separate image servers, etc.
Readers will be able to access content in HTML or WAP/WML format. Use of XML/XSLT will allow delivery in other formats as standards develop. (Note: we're currently not using XSLT, but it should not be hard to adapt the software to use it in the future if any benefits to doing so become obvious)
Readers will be able to view a printable version of all stories, or email a story to a friend. XSLT will also be used to generate these versions.
Readers will be able to perform advanced keyword searches on archives. Archives will be free, however if someone wants to add paid archives capabilities, we'll let you.
All pages will be presented as static URLs, so that 'spider' type search engines may crawl and index stories. This should be a configuration option, since access to the Apache config file is required to enable this.
The content management screens will have an intuitive and consistent end user interface. Style guidelines will be written to ensure that 3rd-party plug-ins are consistent with the core system's user interface.
Multiple users will be supported through ACLs or user/group privileges.
Editors will have access to a 'web desk' screen listing new stories from external feeds, and stories that have been assigned to them by another editor.
In addition to editing stories from the wire, editors will be able to enter stories into the database using web-based forms.
Stories may be scheduled to publish on a future date.
Photos will flow into the web desk from external feeds/interfaces, and may be assigned to stories.
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