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Jacks JNK	Monday 28 July 2008 3:55:48 am hello the community, I am new in eZ, after the installation I would like to know the use of every file. do I have my design indeed, already, do I look for how the integrated in eZ, does my site already work with simple html, that to make for the integrated in eZ? Skype : jacks_ngala
Kaustav Bhattacharya	Monday 28 July 2008 6:06:28 am Hi HGK KGN, I'm in a similar position to you. I have just started to learn EZ-Publish. I have started to read the tech docs at: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0 The chapter about templates is one of the most useful when you are beginning and it will show you how the structure of your site can be built. The first step should be to try and re-create the home page of your web site by putting together a headers, footer and any side nav bar you may have on your web site. Secondly, start to build the internal blocks of content in the main part of your home page. Progress is slow at first but it is like learning to read and write. You first need to learn the basics and the rest will come to you more quickly. Kaustav
Jacks JNK	Monday 28 July 2008 6:14:19 am thanks Skype : jacks_ngala

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Monday 28 July 2008 3:55:48 am

hello the community,

I am new in eZ, after the installation I would like to know the use of every file. do I have my design indeed, already, do I look for how the integrated in eZ, does my site already work with simple html, that to make for the integrated in eZ?

Skype : jacks_ngala

Kaustav Bhattacharya

Monday 28 July 2008 6:06:28 am

Hi HGK KGN,

I'm in a similar position to you. I have just started to learn EZ-Publish. I have started to read the tech docs at:

http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0

The chapter about templates is one of the most useful when you are beginning and it will show you how the structure of your site can be built. The first step should be to try and re-create the home page of your web site by putting together a headers, footer and any side nav bar you may have on your web site. Secondly, start to build the internal blocks of content in the main part of your home page.

Progress is slow at first but it is like learning to read and write. You first need to learn the basics and the rest will come to you more quickly.

Kaustav

Jacks JNK

Monday 28 July 2008 6:14:19 am

thanks

Skype : jacks_ngala