Re: [wgo] Page title vs tab label

[Ramon Navarro Bosch <ramon epsem upc edu>]

Another simple aprox is to use the description field for this feature.
We write the title as normal and the description is the tab information.

I also recomend not to extend document...

Plone Search engine index the content also.

What do you thing is better hide description ( they are not going to use
it ) and reuse it, or have non-title pages ( and if you need a title
make it with a H1 )?

Ramon


En/na Simone Deponti ha escrit:
> Hello all,
>
> On 12/17/06, *Quim Gil* <quimgil gmail com <mailto:quimgil gmail com>>
> wrote:
>
>
>     Imagine I have a page with the title "All the GNOME Aplications You
>     Could Imagine" but in the nav bar we only want to have "Applications".
>     How can we do that?
>
>
> Solution n1:
> We extend/modify the document content type to have such a property
> (like SmallTitle, as opposed to RegularTitle).
>
> Solution n2:
> Modify the templates in order to not show the title. If the editor
> wants to put a title, he can drop in a <h1> right in the content and
> voil�>
> The solution 1 needs to mess a bit with content types in order to be
> achieved, while solution n2 can be seen as a pure templating work.
> However, note that plone for its own search engine gives priority to
> the title (I don't even know if it indexes the content at all,
> probbaly just the abstract).
> On the other side, solution n2 offers the editor a little more
> flexibility (you may not want to put the title, you might want to have
> an image and then the title under it... you may want a lot of things
> and if it's all in the content you can arrange it like you prefer).
>
> I'd say let's go for solution n2 for the following reasons:
> * Ease of development (well, actually there's not a big difference
> between the two solutions)
> * Flexibility. When we go on editing we might discover we need other
> functionalities, and I foresee the second solution as being the best
> regarding this issue.
> * Titles should be short, better if one-word. Let's take the example
> "All the GNOME Aplications You
> Could Imagine": the plone search subsystem will end up indexing this
> as more relevant for the keywords "Applications" (correct), "Imagine"
> (well ok, maybe that article on John Lennon in the section "our
> heroes" would be better") and "GNOME" (uhm yeah, but if you're
> searching for that, you better go to the home page :D)
>
> These are my thoughts regarding the issue... if anybody has other
> ideas, they're welcome :)
>
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