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A ready to use open source CMS compliant with the NSW DDS v3 — Inka, with a Plone backend.

Every page has a state — draft, awaiting review, or published — and a history you can roll back to.

Content rules act on events for you — like emailing reviewers the moment someone requests publication.

A demo content page for applying page layouts.

Content from another service, shown inside a page — behind the visitor's cookie consent.

A horizontal, swipeable strip of related cards.

Lay content out in a row of side-by-side columns, each a box section, with preset or custom widths.

Ask a set of questions and email or store the answers. One block, with the questions inside it as fields.

Apply nsw-layout to a page: a main column with an optional navigation or supplementary sidebar, and a hero band.

Full-width bands that group blocks behind a shared background, spacing and optional box.

Side navigation helps people move through the pages in one section of the site — the current page's parent, siblings and children.

How to sign in and turn on visual editing on this demo site.

Forced skeleton for editor-facing component doc pages: What it is at the top, then a tabbed body — How to (add / configure / tips / related) and Example. Section headings and the tab structure are edited centrally; each section's body is a slot the page fills per component.

Page layout: Hero (full width) (nsw-layout).

Page layout: Hero + left sidebar (nsw-layout).

Page layout: Hero + right sidebar (nsw-layout).

Page layout: Hero search (full width) (nsw-layout).

Page layout: Left sidebar (nsw-layout).

Page layout: Right sidebar (nsw-layout).

Forced header announcement layout. Carries the demo-site notice, so every page states that this is not a real NSW Government site and links to the source. An editor can edit or delete it; deleting leaves an empty placeholder and no band.

Forced site-wide footer layout, edited once for every page: the footer itself, and the cookie consent banner that belongs with it. Unlock this template to change either.

The banner that asks a visitor which cookies they allow, and the preferences dialog behind it. Site-wide, worded once.

What this site stores on your device, and how to change what you allow.

A document from this site, linked or shown on the page — download, link, or an on-page preview.