Features
These are some of the features available in Plone 4:
- HTML5
- Caching header management
- One Click Uploads for Theming
- Inline editing through the web
- Working Copy support + Workflow + Check out /Check In
- Link and reference integrity checking
- Automatic locking and unlocking
- Collaboration and sharing
- Discussions and Commenting
- Versioning, comparing history and reverting content
- Workflow capabilities
- Authentication back-end via PAS/LDAP/SSO/Auth_tkt
- Full-text indexing of Word and PDF documents
- Collections/Smart Folders of defined search criteria
- Presentation mode for content
- Dynamic Navigation and Dynamic site maps sitemaps.xml + content trees
- Support for multiple mark-up formats
- Wiki support
- Automatic previous/next navigation
- Rules engine for content
- Auto-generated tables of contents
- Portlets engine
- Support, development, hosting & training via 300+ providers
- Field Level Security
- Integrated Search Catalog (all content is indexed)
- LiveSearch in portlet
- Dynamic Search results on Search page as you type
- Multilingual content management
- Time-based publishing, scheduled content expiration & publication
- Human-readable URLs
- Powerful graphical page editor
- Resource compression
- Caching proxy integration
- Drag and drop reordering of content
- XML exports of site configurations
- Localized workflow configuration
- Adjustable templates on content
- Standard content types
- Content is automatically formatted for printing
- Standards-compliant XHTML and CSS
- Accessibility compliant
- RSS feed support
- Video support via Plumi
- Automatic image scaling and thumbnail generation
- Free add-on products
- Cross-platform
- Installer packages for multiple platforms
- Comment capabilities on any content
- Microformat support
- WebDAV and FTP support
- In-context editing
- Backup support
- Cut/copy/paste operations on content
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