- From: Rob <rob@latenightpc.com>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2008 09:26:30 -0500
- To: Ruud Steltenpool <svg@steltenpower.com>
- CC: public-svg-ig@w3.org
Hi Ruud, The way things show up on the front page is via the tickbox that says "Promote to front page" near the bottom of the create/edit forms. The default is set by content type. I think it's turned off for News items at present because when Jeff & I created them we were looking at aggregated news as a secondary feature of the site. So the item you see on the front page at the top now is the last one published with the option "Promote to front page" set. Besides just having the distinction front page/not front page, we can do interesting things with the Views module to make a view containing headlines or teasers for a specific content type. These views can be normal pages or they can be stuck into Blocks, like the boxes on the right side of Manuel's latest mockup. I think the title that you see at planetsvg.com right now would be a little more clear if maybe there were a headline over top that provides context? Rob Russell rob@latenightpc.com http://www.latenightpc.com/blog/ Ruud Steltenpool wrote: > > Certainly no complaint, but merely trying to provide some direction: > > > > When i go to planetsvg.com i get: > > "SVG Communities > So, who out there is using SVG?" > > A good valid question, but at this place it might be giving the > impression of a website waiting to miraculously becoming the place for > all other SVG-related communities to move over to. > > This together with the fact that i put 2 news items on "published", > that didn't show up at the index page(Hhmm.. , visitors have to click > "News" first), gets me back to stressing that content from around the > web should be more mixed (in which that originating from planetsvg.com > itself, SORT OF is 'just another domain/server offering blogspace', > but as opposed to mainstream services friendly to using SVG in posts). > > > > >
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