Yes, but you do not just urls.py
it in urls.py
, instead you can write an AppHook to link your blog URL scheme to a specific page in your CMS.
Plugins , on the other hand, are useful if you want to embed certain aspects of your application in other page placeholders - for example, to show your last 3 posts on the main page.
You might also want to include your paths in a blog or in a menu on your site - in this case you need to write a custom Menu too.
Finally, it may also be useful to use django cms placeholders in your blog model . It will allow you to publish a variety of materials through plugins.
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