Moving to a new CMS can be scary, but we've designed BigTree to be easy to use and easy to build for from day one. If you have any questions, check out the resources below or visit the Discussion Forum.
If you’re having trouble navigating BigTree’s admin, take a look at our User Guide. There you’ll find resources on pages, modules, users, the WYSIWYG editor and more. We also have a glossary to help clear up any technical jargon (like what the hell a WYSIWYG editor is).
To get started with a new install of BigTree, head over to the Developer Guide and start with our tutorial on installing BigTree. For a complete rundown of functions available in BigTree’s core and the various APIs, check out the Code Reference. Still have questions? Visit the Discussion Forum.
We think it's the best, but don't take our word for it. BigTree CMS was recently ranked in the Top 50 CMS platforms available within the industry.
While we don't require a registration of BigTree for downloading it, we can share that over 7,000 people have dowloaded the most recent version of BigTree, and the forum has over 700 active users.
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If you have questions about how to use BigTree, check out the Discussion Forum.
For specific bugs or feature requests, please submit an issue on GitHub.
Users and developers are welcome to submit feature requests through the Feature Requests channel in our Forum.
Yes, but it has been only lightly tested for IIS 7 and 8. If you are using BigTree on an IIS server and run across any issues, please submit an issue on GitHub.
Still, your best bet for full support with BigTree is a Linux server, running Apache with PHP 5.3 or higher, with 'mysql' or 'mysqli', and 'gd' modules enabled. For full requirements, please see our installation page in the Developer Guide.
Yes, BigTree will work on an ngninx environment but does not come with out of the box support. You'll need to add directives to either your global nginx configuration file or your virtual host as laid out here.