ms may27 - front page implementation plan
- From: johannes raggam <raggam-nl adm at>
- To: GNOME web <gnome-web-list gnome org>
- Subject: ms may27 - front page implementation plan
- Date: Tue, 26 May 2009 14:35:54 +0200
Since live.gnome.org hangs, i send out my first draft of the front-page
implementation plan this way.
Whats the better place to publish the milestone deliverables?
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/TwoPointTwentyseven/CMS
or
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/Plone/Implementation
in my plan there i point out 2 strategies to add content to the
front-page... i prefer strategy 1 but this should be discussed.
===== Implementation plan for website front page =====
Collage is the ideal solution to build a frontpage because it allows
editors to arrange pieces of content very freely. Though, a training (2
hours) for editors is needed as Collage and associated concepts (adding
content, integrating smart folders or RSS feeds in Collage) may be a bit
complex.
*Structure*
- Collage - content-type in website root.
id = "front-page"
name = "start"
show_title = False
show_description = False
Within Collage (Tab "Manage Page") rows and columns can be created.
Within rows and columns content can be added.
*Add content to Collage*
-- Strategy 1: Only add existing content types and do not create content
types within Collage.
All content which is only used on the frontpage should go in a special
folder which is not displayed in navigation, say, "/front-page-folder".
PRO:
--- All front-page only content (banner, etc.) in all versions from any
time at one place.
--- Editors can organize their content as they need (sub folders, etc.)
--- Content is better accessible for editors and not hidden in a
collage/row/column structure.
--- Content can easily used anywhere else.
CONS:
--- To add something to Collage it has to be created somewhere else.
This may disturb the workflow a bit.
-- Strategy 2: Create front-page only content types within Collage.
PRO:
--- Better workflow.
CONS:
--- Less accessible for editors.
*Content includes...*
- Images,
- Pages,
- Smart Folders to aggregate content-listings (e.g. events, news, ...),
- RSS Feeds,
... Anything else.
References:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Products.Collage
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