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<h1><a href="index.html">Thalassa CMS official documentation</a></h1>
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<h1 class="page_title"><a href="">Quick start guide</a></h1>
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<p>We have to apologise, but in this version there's no way to make the start
really quick. Perhaps the best (well, quickest) thing you can do is to <a href="overview.html#build">build</a> Thalassa, then go to the
<code>examples/</code> subdirectory, pick one of the <em>templates</em>
available there, make a copy of it and follow the instructions given in the
<code>README</code> file, found in the template's directory.
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<p>As of now, three templates are available: Smoky, Agenda and Woodpecker.
Thalassa official website has a
<a href="http://thalassa.croco.net/template_gallery/">gallery</a> of
screenshots, which may help to decide which template and color scheme to
use.
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<p>Despite the templates are customizable, provide several color schemes each,
and some of them let (to some extent) modify the screen layout, yet they may
appear not what you want. Thalassa itself can generate more or less
anything &mdash; that is, any <em>static</em> web site you can imagine;
well, it can even generate arbitrary texts, not only HTML. However, we
have to admit it takes a lot of effort to learn Thalassa to the level where
one can go without templates.
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<p>So, if existing templates don't fit your needs, try generating and modifying
other sites found within the <code>examples/</code> directory. BTW, the
documentation you're reading is made of sources found under
<code>examples/thalassa/</code>.
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<p>There's also a kind of step-by-step <a href="setup_apache.html">instruction
on setting up Apache to serve Thalassa-based sites</a>. You might want to
check it as well.
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