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Components assigned to page - eddyfever - 2009-08-07 When creating a component it can be assigned to a page. When editting the page, the component will be also editable under the normal edit field. Components assigned to page - badcat - 2009-08-08 Agreed. See my post here re: More on Components... - Would also be nice to load the components into the Theme editor. Components assigned to page - Derek - 2009-08-08 eddyfever Wrote:When creating a component it can be assigned to a page. How would you determine where on the page the component would show up? Components assigned to page - badcat - 2009-08-08 Derek Wrote:How would you determine where on the page the component would show up?Maybe the sidbar has the UI to select the Component (checkbox, radio, dropdown... i dunno) and then an "Insert" button which could add it into the active insertion point in the Editor pane. I was only looking for a way to eliminate jumping back and forth copying/pasting etc from the Components into the Theme code. I'm sure there's a ton of better solutions. Components assigned to page - Derek - 2009-08-08 badcat Wrote:Good thing TinyMCE (i think that's what I saw for the WYSIWYG) is pretty easy to modify like thatDerek Wrote:How would you determine where on the page the component would show up?Maybe the sidbar has the UI to select the Component (checkbox, radio, dropdown... i dunno) and then an "Insert" button which could add it into the active insertion point in the Editor pane. I was only looking for a way to eliminate jumping back and forth copying/pasting etc from the Components into the Theme code. I'm sure there's a ton of better solutions. Components assigned to page - someone - 2009-08-08 I don't agree with this kind of component integration. this is "GetSimple CMS" On the other, I would put components as another tab cause now it seems to be subcategory of a certain theme (and we know components are used generally by all themes). Components assigned to page - eddyfever - 2009-08-08 Derek Wrote:eddyfever Wrote:When creating a component it can be assigned to a page. Maybe something with dynamic and fixed components - Fixed components like the way they are now - Dynamic components like under page options "add dynamic component" then a extra field appears and can be insert in the code with: <?php get_component('dynamic1'); ?> then everypage page where you add a extra dynamic component is called "dynamic1" This is my first thought about it, what do you think about. |