Content Locations - Revision history

Ncoulson at 23:53, 23 April 2012

2012-04-23T23:53:19Z

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	====Example Content Location HTML====		====Example Content Location HTML====
	<~~source~~ lang="html4strict">		<syntaxhighlight lang="html4strict">

	<div id="location_0" class="location">		<div id="location_0" class="location">
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	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Location 0 is required, but there is no limit to how many content locations you can create.		Location 0 is required, but there is no limit to how many content locations you can create.

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	<~~source~~ lang="html4strict">		<syntaxhighlight lang="html4strict">
	<div id="location_0" class="location readonly">		<div id="location_0" class="location readonly">
	Content components can't be placed here using the toolbar		Content components can't be placed here using the toolbar
	</div>		</div>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

Shanker at 19:57, 29 March 2012

2012-03-29T19:57:26Z

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	The last option, the ''dynamic content location'', is useful if you want to add a component only to all pages you have created and designated as being listed within the ''/about/'' path for example, for all pages about you or your website.		The last option, the ''dynamic content location'', is useful if you want to add a component only to all pages you have created and designated as being listed within the ''/about/'' path for example, for all pages about you or your website.

	You will have to be currently editing one of these pages to see the '''All Pages Under ~~'/path/'~~''' option.		You will have to be currently editing one of these pages to see the '''All Pages Under This Folder''' option.

	==Content Location Code==		==Content Location Code==

Shanker at 19:56, 29 March 2012

2012-03-29T19:56:44Z

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	As the locations describe, they will allow you to add the selected component to the '''Every Page''' (all pages created within your account), '''This Page''' (the page you're currently editing), or '''All Pages Under ~~'/path/'~~''' where "~~path~~" is a [[Pages \| created folder]].		As the locations describe, they will allow you to add the selected component to the '''Every Page''' (all pages created within your account), '''This Page''' (the page you're currently editing), or '''All Pages Under This Folder''' where "this folder" is a [[Pages \| created folder]].

Shanker: /* Read Only Locations */

2011-10-07T00:48:25Z

Read Only Locations

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	<div class='note'>		<div class='note'>
	'''Note:'''<br />		'''Note:'''<br />
	Using the [[Collapsing Components]] on the [[~~Status Bar~~]] will allow the default functioning of a modified content location, including adding or deleting components.		Using the [[Collapsing Components \| Collapse Blocks]] tool on the Page Actions section of the [[Toolbar]] will allow the default functioning of a modified content location, including adding or deleting components.
	</div>		</div>

Dinsley at 19:00, 17 November 2010

2010-11-17T19:00:09Z

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	Content Locations are areas within your page, pages, or directory folders where a Component can be added. These can be seen in the process of [[Adding to a Page \| adding a Component to a page]], or [[Moving Components \| moving a component]].		Content Locations are areas within your page, pages, or directory folders where a Component can be added. These can be seen in the process of [[Adding to a Page \| adding a Component to a page]], or [[Moving Components \| moving a component]].

			<div class='note'>
	''Note: Pressing the "escape" key on your keyboard at these stages will cancel this and not apply or move the Component.''		'''Note:'''<br />
			Pressing the "escape" key on your keyboard at these stages will cancel this and not apply or move the Component.
			</div>


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	You will have to be currently editing one of these pages to see the '''All Pages Under '/path/'''' option.		You will have to be currently editing one of these pages to see the '''All Pages Under '/path/'''' option.



	==Content Location Code==		==Content Location Code==

	Content locations are div elements specified as areas for site content where you can drag and drop content components using the [[Component Toolbar]]. The only required content location is '''#location_0''', but you can have as many locations as you want in your theme. In most themes there are only 2 or 3 locations, used for columns on the site layout.		Content locations are div elements specified as areas for site content where you can drag and drop content components using the [[Component Toolbar]]. The only required content location is '''#location_0''', but you can have as many locations as you want in your theme. In most themes there are only 2 or 3 locations, used for columns on the site layout.


	====Example Content Location HTML====		====Example Content Location HTML====
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	This is useful if you want to have a content location that is for a very specific component, and don't want it to show up as a place to add additional components.		This is useful if you want to have a content location that is for a very specific component, and don't want it to show up as a place to add additional components.

			<div class='note'>
	''Note: Using the [[Collapsing Components]] on the [[Status Bar]] will allow the default functioning of a modified content location, including adding or deleting components.''		'''Note:'''<br />
			Using the [[Collapsing Components]] on the [[Status Bar]] will allow the default functioning of a modified content location, including adding or deleting components.
			</div>

	[[Category:Creating Themes]]		[[Category:Creating Themes]]
	[[Category:Advanced Topics]]		[[Category:Advanced Topics]]
	[[Category:Components]]		[[Category:Components]]

Dinsley at 17:55, 17 November 2010

2010-11-17T17:55:57Z

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	[[Category:Creating Themes]]		[[Category:Creating Themes]]
	[[Category:Advanced Topics]]		[[Category:Advanced Topics]]
	~~[[Category:Introduction]]~~
	[[Category:Components]]		[[Category:Components]]

Dinsley: /* Example Content Location HTML */

2010-11-17T07:32:27Z

Example Content Location HTML

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	Since ~~Viviti~~ is a content management system, you create all content using the ~~Viviti~~ editor toolbar after logging in. You will be able to place Optional Content [[Components]] into any content location in your theme. Content locations can be surrounded by as much ~~html~~ as you like. ~~Viviti~~ will only manage content within the specified content locations.		Since the website builder is a content management system, you create all content using the editor toolbar after logging in. You will be able to place Optional Content [[Components]] into any content location in your theme. Content locations can be surrounded by as much HTML as you like. The website builder will only manage content within the specified content locations.


	====Read Only Locations====		====Read Only Locations====

Dinsley: /* Read Only Locations */

2010-11-16T22:23:29Z

Read Only Locations

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	</div>		</div>
	</source>		</source>


	A visual confirmation of this setting change will be the removal of the broken line border that surrounds the content location. Additionally, the "Add it Here" button will not appear within this content location.		A visual confirmation of this setting change will be the removal of the broken line border that surrounds the content location. Additionally, the "Add it Here" button will not appear within this content location.

Dinsley: /* Content Location Code */

2010-11-16T22:23:15Z

Content Location Code

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	Content locations are div elements specified as areas for site content where you can drag and drop content components using the [[Component Toolbar]]. The only required content location is '''#location_0''', but you can have as many locations as you want in your theme. In most themes there are only 2 or 3 locations, used for columns on the site layout.		Content locations are div elements specified as areas for site content where you can drag and drop content components using the [[Component Toolbar]]. The only required content location is '''#location_0''', but you can have as many locations as you want in your theme. In most themes there are only 2 or 3 locations, used for columns on the site layout.


	====Example Content Location HTML====		====Example Content Location HTML====
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	Location 0 is required, but there is no limit to how many content locations you can create.		Location 0 is required, but there is no limit to how many content locations you can create.


	Since Viviti is a content management system, you create all content using the Viviti editor toolbar after logging in. You will be able to place Optional Content [[Components]] into any content location in your theme. Content locations can be surrounded by as much html as you like. Viviti will only manage content within the specified content locations.		Since Viviti is a content management system, you create all content using the Viviti editor toolbar after logging in. You will be able to place Optional Content [[Components]] into any content location in your theme. Content locations can be surrounded by as much html as you like. Viviti will only manage content within the specified content locations.

Dinsley: /* Content Location Code */

2010-11-16T22:22:47Z

Content Location Code

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	===Read Only Locations===		====Read Only Locations====

	The content locations html code can be modified to disable the ability to add or remove components from within it by changing the code within the class area, per the below example:		The content locations html code can be modified to disable the ability to add or remove components from within it by changing the code within the class area, per the below example: