ZEBROID - Technological Future: Web development . With the speed of light the soft will generate Adsense Ready Sites on more then 30 CMS Engines. Zebroid will help you manufacture the most complicated processes with maximum accuracy and relevance!

Zebroid Interface

Additional (Post Editor)

Following items can be edited in the Additional Tab of post editor:

  • Additional categories
  • Additional fields

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Project Panel

Project Panel.

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Main Menu

The main menu looks the following way:

Lets take a closer look at submenus.

Menu:

Create – Closes current and open new project;

Open – opens selected previously created project;

Rename - Renames current project;

Save – Saves currently opened project;

Save As… - Save currently opened project with a new title;

Import – Imports posts from html, txt and etc.

Import - Content import panel

XML Import template - XML Import template configuration

SQL Import template - SQL Import template configuration

XML-RPC - Remote Procedure Calling protocol;

Export – exports project in to selected formats;

Divide Project - Divide project by specified order in to smaller ones;

Minimize - Minimize – Collapse main panel in to the toolbar;

Options – Current project options;

Exit – Exit soft.

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Post Editor

With post editor you will be able to change page properties, edit text and etc. It looks like this:

The upper part of the panel – is website page property, which will contain the post (title, keywords, description); alt name – user friendly URLs will be formed automatically depending on the title however can be although edited manually. Description, Feild depending on your configuration can also be formed automatically

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Project Tree

First of all note that project consists of 2 parts:

  • Categorised Posts (Blog)

  • Static Pages (i.e.: About us)

First - is the main site content. Second - usually contains of – info about site or/and the owners, and sometimes are completely not included. The is no point to discuss them separately because they have no fundamental difference, but on the website (some engines) they will be in different sections, that is why they placed separately in the soft.

For people who do not understand the concept static pages my advice is not to bother yourself with this minor issue and work entirely with the blog.

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