- Keeping the skills in house Which Exponential skills a public body should hold itself so it can direct and change providers, how to build them with the free documentation and training material, and how to keep them when people move on.
- Plain language Why public bodies write in plain language, the official US guidance at plainlanguage.gov, and how to build plain language into an Exponential site: content classes with short summaries, field descriptions, review in the…
- Writing for readability Practical readability rules for editors of public sites built with Exponential, field by field (titles, summaries, body text, links, tables, documents), with how the editor and the templates support each rule and how to…
- Accessibility roles and responsibilities For public bodies organizing accessibility work around an Exponential site - who does what (owner, coordinator, editors, designers, developers, administrators, suppliers, trainers), with a responsibility matrix and the…
- Education and demo bundles How to bundle Exponential for classrooms, workshops, trade shows and public demos - SQLite and exp:install for speed, the demo content packages, resetting a site between groups, published passwords only with demo mode…
- Documentation you can give your customers How a reseller hands documentation to its customers - linking to the help, copying pages, and adapting and rebranding them into a customer manual under the GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 - with exactly what the…
- E-mail preference commands The reference of the five console commands of the e-mail preferences and of the cronjob part mailpreferences: every action and option, the exit codes and real output. For the tasks they serve, read the administrator's…
- E-mail preferences: the law checklist This page maps each requirement of the e-mail laws to the code that meets it and to the test that proves it. It is for the people who answer for the mail a site sends: the site owner, the data protection officer and the…
- E-mail preferences and consent: the specification The reference of the e-mail preference system of Exponential 6.0.15: the classes, the tables, the settings, the flows, the decisions of the mail gate and the format of the links. Read it when you need an exact answer…
- Editorial style guide: help topics in Exponential Status: proposal, 18 October 2026. Basis: the help system plan (content model, access, workflow). The machine-checkable rules are checked by ./console exp:help:content check since 6.0.15 (help maintained as content).
- exp:user JSON output and exit codes The reference of the machine output of the exp:user commands: the schema exp-user/1, the keys every report has, the keys of each command, and the exit codes. Read it when a script, a CI job or a monitoring check reads…
- Help standards: what the help takes from DITA, IEC/IEEE 82079-1, ISO/IEC/IEEE 26514, ISO 3864-2, EPUB Accessibility and WCAG Status: 19 October 2026, updated 25 October 2026. Pull request #288 ("Help system plan, style guide and standards") announced this page as the third of its specifications, next to the plan and the style guide, but the…
- Personal trash can: functional requirements Why restoring folders from the shared trash is hard, and the requirements for a trash can per user.
- Plan: user manuals and help maintained inside Exponential Status: proposal, 18 October 2026; phase 1 (classes, tree, sections, states, roles, validator, web and context help in the help of the administration) implemented in 6.0.15, see help maintained as content; from 20…
- Specification: commands, cronjob parts and module views as classes This page is the reference for the runnable classes: since 2026-10-02 the code of every kernel command, cronjob part and module view lives in a class, and the old files remain as thin entry points with the same paths…
- Specification: continuous integration and the test suite (July to August 2026) This page describes the test suite of the root repository and the GitHub Actions workflow that runs it on PHP 8.1 to 8.5 on every change: what runs, how to run the same on your machine, and what each piece protects…
- Specification: database drivers and installers (SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle) This page describes what changed in the database drivers, the schema handlers and the setup wizard from 16 to 30 September 2026 (plus the Oracle query cache work of 1-2 October), why it matters, and how to check it on…
- Specification: datatype and input hardening (27 September 2026) This page is the reference of what each kernel datatype and shared input helper refuses since 27 September 2026, and what it does instead. Read it if a form now shows a validation message where it used to accept a…
- Specification: Exponential Platform console command names This page lists the console command names of the Symfony based Exponential Platform (bin/console): the exponential: primary names, the old names that remain as aliases, and the options of the commands you use most. Read…
- Specification: Exponential Platform package map This page lists, for every repository of the Symfony based Exponential Platform, which se7enxweb Composer package replaces which upstream package, which PHP versions it accepts and its newest tag. Read it when you plan…
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