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positibe/cms-bundle
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Symfony Positibe Cms Bundle

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PositibeCmsBundle
=================

[](#positibecmsbundle)

This bundle provide a AbstractPage, Page and Category entity and integrate some other Positibe bundles to create a Page CMS representation.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Before

To install the bundle just add the dependent bundles:

```
php composer.phar require positibe/cms-bundle

```

This bundle set the required configuration of other Positibe Bundles for you like:

- PositibeMenuBundle
- PositibeMediaBundle
- PositibeCmfRoutingExtraBundle
- PositibeCmsBundle

But it's better take a look at those README.md file

Next, be sure to enable the bundles in your application kernel:

```