Deep divesHow a Domma CMS feature works, what it is for, and where its edges are. Glass CardsListMagazineCompactOverlayMasonryMosaicTilesTextPolaroidRankedEditorialTimelineHeadlinesCarouselGlassGalleryGradientSpotlight Deep dives Forms that react: triggers and conditional logic Show a field only when it matters, warn before a visitor goes further, end a form early, jump a wizard step, tell the admins - all set up in the form editor, and all re-checked on the server. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read Deep dives The Pro Suite: one umbrella, not nineteen apps A small business usually pays for a mail app, a CRM, an invoicing service, a shop, a project board and a survey tool - and copies data between them. The Pro Tools share one admin instead. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read Deep dives Theming a site without a designer Built-in themes, automatic day and night, re-theming one region of a page, and - with Theme Roller - themes of your own. How far you can take a Domma site's look without writing CSS. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read Deep dives Why Domma never uses eval Knockout-style bindings usually mean compiling strings into code at runtime. Domma Reactive parses them by hand instead, so it runs under a strict Content Security Policy. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read Deep dives One collection, eight looks Define your data once, then show it as a table, cards, a list, an accordion, a timeline, a carousel, a list group or your own block template - and let visitors search and filter it. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read Deep dives Right-click menus you author yourself Domma CMS lets you give any region of your public site its own right-click menu - built in the admin, bound by selector, and without a line of JavaScript. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read No posts here yet.
Deep dives Forms that react: triggers and conditional logic Show a field only when it matters, warn before a visitor goes further, end a form early, jump a wizard step, tell the admins - all set up in the form editor, and all re-checked on the server. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read
Deep dives The Pro Suite: one umbrella, not nineteen apps A small business usually pays for a mail app, a CRM, an invoicing service, a shop, a project board and a survey tool - and copies data between them. The Pro Tools share one admin instead. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read
Deep dives Theming a site without a designer Built-in themes, automatic day and night, re-theming one region of a page, and - with Theme Roller - themes of your own. How far you can take a Domma site's look without writing CSS. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read
Deep dives Why Domma never uses eval Knockout-style bindings usually mean compiling strings into code at runtime. Domma Reactive parses them by hand instead, so it runs under a strict Content Security Policy. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read
Deep dives One collection, eight looks Define your data once, then show it as a table, cards, a list, an accordion, a timeline, a carousel, a list group or your own block template - and let visitors search and filter it. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read
Deep dives Right-click menus you author yourself Domma CMS lets you give any region of your public site its own right-click menu - built in the admin, bound by selector, and without a line of JavaScript. Darryl Waterhouse · 3 min read