concrete5 8.2.1 is Now Available!
August 2nd
8.2.1 adds a number of important bug fixes, security improvements and even a few new features.
concrete5 8.2.0 is now Available!
July 19th
It's been over half a year since our last official update – but it's worth the wait.
First Public Release Candidate for 8.2.0 Now Available!
June 26th
We're proud to announce our first public release candidate – concrete5 8.2.0 RC2 – for version 8.2!
Legacy concrete5 version 5.6.3.5 Now Available – Version 8.2 Coming Next Week!
June 9th
A maintenance release for legacy concrete5 sites is now available, and a huge update is coming next week.
Interview with RunCloud
April 17th
A skype interview with the founders of concrete5 on RunCloud
We're headed to PHPUK 2017!
February 9th
PHPUK is one of the largest PHP conferences in the world
concrete5 Version 8.1.0 and New Express Documentation Now Available
January 24th
New update adds some minor feature improvements and a bunch of bug fixes.
concrete5 8.0.3, 5.7.5.13 and New Documentation Now Available!
December 16th
Grab 8.0.3 to fix a bunch of 8.0 bugs, and learn about attributes.
concrete5 8.0.2 and 5.7.5.12 are released!
December 9th
Bug fixes and fixes for sites upgrading to version 8 are the order of the day.
concrete5 8.0.1 and 5.7.5.11 Released!
December 7th
Less than a week after 8.0, we have our first point release for concrete5 version 8.
A quick intro to Express in version 8
December 5th
Learn what Express can do for you and why you should use it.
Version 8.0 and 5.7.5.10 Released Today!
December 1st
Christmas comes early as concrete5 releases its biggest update in two and a half years, and a major step forward for the platform.
— Mar 12, 2014
7 principles that make your website more engaging..
7 principles that make your website more engaging with Dr. Susan Weinschenk...
— Mar 1, 2012
All pages are the same?
If all your pages are showing the content from the homepage, heres a quick tip to get it fixed..
— Feb 14, 2012
How to :: 'Invalid file'
You may get an 'Invalid file' error when you want to upload an image, video or file to you your Concrete5 website. This is a simple How-To to fix this issue.
— Jan 26, 2012
How to upgrade Concrete5
Need to upgrade your concrete5 website without the hassle of doing it manually? This is a short How-To to get your website running the latest version of concrete5.
Adding a New Post
Tell us what you like most about concrete5! Fixing typo's, easy form, super simple layouts? What's easier for you?
Welcome to wagdi.co.uk
Welcome to our new website. We've changed some things around for your convenience. It should be a little more clear and concise now. We used the fantastic concrete5 content management system (CMS) …
Montblanc2011
A free website build in aid of Breast Cancer Research UK! We were proud to work in conjunction with WOOD INTERNATIONAL and Concrete5 to provide the Montblanc 2011 team with a website to keep everyone …
How to resize images.
Need to resize images for your Concrete5 website? Here's how..
Join the Concrete5 flickr group
Have you got any Concrete5 photos to share with the world? Add them on flickr!
"Add File"(s) feature missing?
You may find that the option to upload files to your Concrete5 website has mysteriously disappeared. Here is a quick How-To to make them auto-magically reappear.
How to upgrade Concrete5
Need to upgrade your concrete5 website without the hassle of doing it manually? This is a short How-To to get your website running the latest version of concrete5.
How to :: 'Invalid file'
You may get an 'Invalid file' error when you want to upload an image, video or file to you your Concrete5 website. This is a simple How-To to fix this issue.
All pages are the same?
If all your pages are showing the content from the homepage, heres a quick tip to get it fixed..
Concrete5 Areas
What are 'Areas' and how to use them..
