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TinaCMS Demonstration

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TinaCMS is a powerful open-source content management system that allows you to edit your website directly from the frontend. In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up a TinaCMS demo on your website using HTML tags.

Step 1: Setting up the TinaCMS script

First, you need to include the TinaCMS script in the head section of your HTML document. Add the following code to include TinaCMS from a CDN:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/tinacms@beta"></script>

Step 2: Creating a content editor

Next, you need to create a content editor in your HTML document. You can do this by adding a div element with a specific ID that TinaCMS will use to render the content editor. Add the following code to create a content editor:

<div id="tina-cms"></div>

Step 3: Initializing TinaCMS

Now, you need to initialize TinaCMS in your HTML document. Add the following JavaScript code to initialize TinaCMS with the content editor you created in the previous step:

<script>
  const cms = new TinaCMS({
    enabled: true,
    sidebar: true,
  });
</script>

Step 4: Adding editable content

Finally, you can add editable content to your website using TinaCMS. To do this, add a TinaCMS block element inside the content editor with a unique key that TinaCMS will use to identify the content. Add the following code to add editable content to your website:

<div id="tina-cms">
  <h1 data-tina-content="title">Welcome to TinaCMS Demo</h1>
  <p data-tina-content="description">This is a demo of TinaCMS, a powerful content management system for websites.</p>
</div>

That’s it! You have successfully set up a TinaCMS demo on your website using HTML tags. Now you can edit the content directly from the frontend using TinaCMS.

In this tutorial, we covered the basic steps to set up a TinaCMS demo on your website using HTML tags. TinaCMS is a powerful tool that allows you to edit your website content easily and efficiently. Give it a try and see how it can improve your content management workflow!

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@Fabio.T.outroconteudos-ul3pd
3 months ago

Is it possible to insert images between text body?

@digitalsketchguy7844
3 months ago

As a designer with little coding chops, this is a bit of a challenge for me. But I am super impressed by the page download speeds compared to WordPress themes that are often bloated & the plugin conflicts s and the security issues are a headache. Any hosting better than shared gets progressively expensive while static site hosting is FREE or very cheap.
My main concern is how well it works with images & galleries from mobile-first and also SEO.

@xphis0528
3 months ago

Great video. I have the problem with my HUGO site in that the CMS (Tina) does not find any of my elements, it should find my posts but it does not. What could this be? May it be in the configuration of the settings.yml file? or in the config.ts file? It fails finding elements both in local development server and in my netlify deployment (using all 3 Tina tokens)

@djmtype
3 months ago

Is the visual editor only available for NextJS projects? How about Astro in SSR?

@tgound4502
3 months ago

I'm learning to use Tina for the project as a requirement of the leader but why are just a few people using it, a few posts, and a few videos. I'm stuck when getting bugs while using it, chatgpt can't help me too T-T