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Wagtail is a beautiful open source CMS built on the Django framework by and friends. Join the community at

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  1. 6 Dec 2020

    A brief background on our new packages listing:

    Pretty cool to see the new dedicated 3rd party packages page for ! 👏
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  2. 19 Nov 2020

    is a new, free, beginner-friendly Wagtail course from .

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  3. 18 Nov 2020

    We're running a two day sprint to refresh Wagtail's documentation, in January 2021, and we'd love you to come.

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    16 Oct 2020

    Wagtailのすすめ(1) DjangoベースのCMSを比較・検討してWagtailを選択した話

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  5. 14 Oct 2020

    What's New in Wagtail (season 1, episode 2) is on tomorrow, 5pm UK time. 45 minutes of live demos from core team members, including new apps for and Google Images, the latest on Wagtail's multi-language support, content review in the admin ++

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    24 Sep 2020

    What’s Coming Next in Wagtail CMS' is back! Find out what the team's been working on (including a full demo of wagtail-localise!) on 15th Oct, at 5pm BST / 12pm EST. Register your place and learn more at:

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    18 Sep 2020

    The use Whitehall Publisher for ; open source powers ’s & . We've reviewed how these two platforms compare:

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    10 Sep 2020

    We’re so proud to have redesigned and launched it on ! Read about it here

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    10 Sep 2020

    has grown much since the last time I tried it. It has become a thing of beauty. A perfect balance between a CMS and a web framework. - "You want easy clicky stuff or a clean architecture to do custom code on ?" - "Yes."

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    12 Aug 2020

    Find out how built 200 sites into a single Wagtail instance:

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  11. 11 Aug 2020

    Finally, see for Abigail's eight minute review of the page editor design changes. Let us know what you think! (5/5)

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  12. 11 Aug 2020

    Despite the scope of the changes, 2.10 should be an easy upgrade (unless you're still on Python 3.5, which is no longer supported). Alternatively, you can try it out in a few minutes at (4/5)

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  13. 11 Aug 2020

    ...support for editing images and embeds in the rich text editor, more and better admin reports, IPv6 domains... see for the full list. Thanks, as always, to our many contributors and sponsors, esp for the workflow feature. (3/x)

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  14. 11 Aug 2020

    ...many accessibility and usability improvements (including a switch to SVG icons), more webp support, a better Dockerfile, modernized JS tooling, revisions purging, common page query optimisations, improved PostgreSQL search ranking... (2/x)

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  15. 11 Aug 2020

    Wagtail 2.10 is now available. This is perhaps our biggest release, with headline features including a configurable workflow system, full page and site history, a design overhaul of the page editor, Django 3.1 support, search query expressions, bulk redirect importing... (1/x)

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    11 Aug 2020

    My jaw dropped when I saw the "what's coming next in Wagtail CMS" video: I'm especially excited about the content import feature: you can write content in Google Docs and then import it into a blog post, just wow! Great job !

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  17. 31 Jul 2020

    Day 2 is underway, with our second keynote on headless Wagtail with GraphQL and from Stephanie C Smith

    Wagtail Space US 2020 - - is starting in 45 minutes, at 11am EST. If you haven't registered yet, it's not too late: email [email protected] or DM 'tom' or 'scotchester' on Slack (), and we'll send you the details.
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  18. 30 Jul 2020

    Wagtail Space US 2020 - - is starting in 45 minutes, at 11am EST. If you haven't registered yet, it's not too late: email [email protected] or DM 'tom' or 'scotchester' on Slack (), and we'll send you the details.

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  19. 26 Jul 2020

    This is a wonderfully detailed, honest post, which does a much better job of explaining Wagtail's strengths than we do.

    In case you haven't noticed me busting my arse over the past couple of weeks, struggling to build my first Wagtail (Django CMS) website, I've documented it as a blog post on said website: Let me know if anything breaks! ❤️
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  20. 24 Jul 2020

    We just merged a pretty juicy new feature, which takes our main branch beyond 10,000 commits. Thanks everyone! Here's to the next 10,000.

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