Hi marisa - jackie already gave you the good news. ;) The only thing to add (I think!) is that the "content elements" or "blocks" are more like "snippets" in Wolf - small (or even large!) bits of code/content which can be called on any page, but edited in one single place. There are a couple snippets already created and in use when you install Wolf, so that gives you an idea of how they work. There's a bit more information in the wiki.

Hope that helps!

It would help to do more clearly what you want to do. If there is an existing snippet which, let's say, you have written, they can put it anywhere they like using this call:

<?php $this->includeSnippet('the_name_of_the_snippet') ?>

as shown in the wiki page. Hopefully that would not be too frightening! Can you give us a specific example of what you are thinking of?

Thanks both of you for your kind answers.

I had time to test WolfCMS and come back with clearer questions:
In my understanding (correct me if I'm wrong) page parts are like sections on a page, like columns on a newspaper page. 'Content elements' or 'Blocks' are chunks stack one below the other on the main part of the page (and even in sections), they can be 'texts', 'single image', 'images gallery', 'form'... and plugins developpers can create new ones, share them with the community or develop them for a very specfic need. Those chunks can be added to a page by the end user and customized with a set of options. They also can be updated, removed or just disabled.

For instance, how would you let the end user add an image gallery to a page, let him or her select the images she/he wants to add to the gallery? (a image gallery like on this page: http://fancybox.net/example for example, since we'll have jQuery).

The incorpoated rich text editor is a good tool and I can easily explain to the end user how to use it, but I don't know if they can add something else than textual elements with it. Even with single images I don't understand how I can add one since the file manager is not prompted to me when I click the image icon in the toolbar.

I need maybe more testing.

Alex raises some important issues! I thought this was worth its own thread in the plugins forum, since we are getting a bit of topic slippage. ;)