Yeah, Wagtail documentation is a bit scattered. That's probably one of the larger issues I've run into when using it. Overall, I like it though. As much as it

Yeah, Wagtail documentation is a bit scattered. That's probably one of the larger issues I've run into when using it. Overall, I like it though. As much as it seems like a deviation from Django patterns, I actually found it easier to integrate Wagtail into existing Django projects than others like django-cms. I find that I typically end up with a "CMS" part of the app that exists fairly independently from the rest. Making foreign-key references to models outside Wagtail isn't too hard, and it integrates fine with the main site templates. Otherwise, I find that I don't often need to do much interaction between the Wagtail parts and other parts (which would be hard). I haven't really done a lot of complicated things with Wagtail though.