/docs/howtos/ en-us Copyright 2009 Bricolage Developers www@bricolagecms.org www@bricolagecms.org http://www.bricolagecms.org/docs/howtos/2004/12/23/workflow/ Workflows provide a sophisticated interface for managing document editing life cycles and approval processes in Bricolage. Seth Gottlieb explains why you need workflows, describes Bricolage's workflow interface and metaphors, and provides great examples to get you started.

]]> 2004-12-23T22:40:00-0800 http://www.bricolagecms.org/docs/howtos/2004/09/18/separate_instance_config/ When hardware resources are tight, it's sometimes not possible to run Bricolage on its own machine. Marshall Roch describes how to get Bricolage to run on the same machine as the front-end Apache server.

]]> 2004-09-18T12:58:00-0700 http://www.bricolagecms.org/docs/howtos/2004/04/19/virtual_host_config/ Michael Robinton explains how to run Bricolage on non-standard ports such as 81 and 444 (instead of 80 and 443), as well as how to run Bricolage as a virtual host on an existing Apache installation (not recommended).

]]> 2004-04-19T12:40:00-0700 http://www.bricolagecms.org/docs/howtos/2003/01/18/include_images/ This is often one of the first things that people want to do in their HTML templates. In this concise article, contributor Sandy R. describes exactly how it's done.

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