Municipio
The Municipio initiative was launched by the City of Helsingborg. Since 2017, over 20 municipalities, municipal companies, and government agencies have adopted the platform. Designed for the public sector but suitable for a wide range of organizations, Municipio is built on open-source software and carries no license fees.
Plugins, themes & modules
The foundation of Municipio is built on WordPress, the world’s most widely used CMS tool. With around 40 plugins, several ready-made themes, and modules for common editorial needs, most of what you might need is already included. It’s easy to remove or add features according to your needs.
Build pages with ready-made modules
Municipio includes ready-made blocks and modules for common needs, such as forms, images, displaying opening hours, operational information, contact details, and more. If you change the content in a module, all pages where it is used are updated automatically.
Design that conveys the right emotions
With Municipio, you don’t need a developer to adapt your installation to your brand. All colors and styles can be configured through the customizer.
Accessibility and usability
With Municipio as the foundation, it becomes easier to do things right. The platform has been both usability tested and accessibility adapted (according to WCAG 2.1 Level AA).
Open and license-free
Municipio is licensed under the MIT license. This license means the code is free for anyone to use at no cost. It also means that everyone can contribute new features!
Latest releases
This is a release focused on performance improvements, migration to Vite for faster builds, and bug fixes across several packages. Users and developers can expect smoother workflows, enhanced stability, and improved compatibility. Furthermore all third party plugins has been updated to the latest version.
This is a Minor release featuring improvements to search functionality, bug fixes for custom field ordering and filter forms, and enhanced result display. Notable updates include better handling of date filters, always-visible result counts in algolia search, and improved provider error messages.
This release introduces new features and enhancements to event schema views, accessibility, and filtering, along with several bug fixes for event date handling and private post access. Users will notice improved event displays, more flexible filtering, and better accessibility options.