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p(note). *Please pardon the dust!* We are in the process of moving the old "trac based wiki":http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/wiki/ over to this new Junebug based wiki. Feel free to lend us a hand if you have the time.



General
A small [[Radiant Handbook]] is in the works, but is currently very rough. Please help us flesh out the details!

Radius Tags
Curious about the tags that are available to a Radiant site? Be sure to read Tag Primers "1":http://radiantcms.org/blog/2006/05/11/tag-primer/ and "2":http://radiantcms.org/blog/2006/06/15/tag-primer-2/. There is also a "page in the handbook":/Using_Radiant which has some useful information. If you are really inquisitive, check out the source for "standard_tags.rb":http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/browser/trunk/radiant/app/models/standard_tags.rb. The "Radius Quickstart Guide":http://radius.rubyforge.org/files/QUICKSTART.html also has some great pointers for creating tags.

Extensions
SinceA not[[Creating muchRadiant Extensions|beautiful tutorial] has been written aboutthat thewill newhelp extensionsget systemyou yet,up readingand therunning sourcecreating your own extensions. There is a whole list of other[[Thirdparty extensions is the best place to start. Check out the "thirdExtensions|third party extensions page":/Thirdparty_Extensions.extensions].

How Tos and Tutorials
The Radiant Handbook contains a number of helpful [[How Tos]] and [[Tutorials]].

Read the Source
The best way to learn about Radiant, by far, is to read the source. Ruby is extremely easy to read and Radiant is a straight forward Rails application. So don't be afraid of the source, dig in! The "app directory":http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/browser/trunk/radiant/app is a good place to start.

See Radiant in Action
There are an increasing number of [[Radiant Users]] with live sites. Feel free to add your own site.

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