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Hi community!

I was just wondering, what would be "best practice" to handle a layout-generator like Isotope/Wookmark/Vgrids in GetSimple. Maybe someone did use one of those in conjunction with a Blog/News plugin and could give me some advice. I'm rather new to GetSimple but quite ok with CSS/HTML derivates/JS.

http://isotope.metafizzy.co/index.html
http://www.wookmark.com/jquery-plugin
http://blog.xlune.com/2009/09/vgrid/

Thanks & all the best,
ib
Depends, you can simply use a gallery plugin to output a list and target it with jquery to reformat it.

Or for content, you could use a single page for all your content, or write a component that grabs specific pages by tag or whatnot, and add that component to your template to grid it.

You really have to have a design of what you want to do to figure out how to break it down.
hoi shawn!

..yeah, i wasn't very specific about the whole project. I think, i will go with one of the news/blog components and try to generate a really clean output to feed it through the layouter.

cheers,
ib


(2012-11-14, 04:57:45)shawn_a Wrote: [ -> ]Depends, you can simply use a gallery plugin to output a list and target it with jquery to reformat it.

Or for content, you could use a single page for all your content, or write a component that grabs specific pages by tag or whatnot, and add that component to your template to grid it.

You really have to have a design of what you want to do to figure out how to break it down.
That would work, gs blog lets you customize the output you can wrap them in your grid tags.
that sounds perfect..

thanks,
ib

(2012-11-15, 23:53:19)shawn_a Wrote: [ -> ]That would work, gs blog lets you customize the output you can wrap them in your grid tags.