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EXT: TIMTAB Connections Theme¶
Author: | Kasper Skårhøj |
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Created: | 2002-11-01T00:32:00 |
Changed by: | Ingo Renner |
Changed: | 2005-11-15T13:40:11 |
Author: | Ingo Renner |
Email: | typo3@ingo-renner.com |
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EXT: TIMTAB Connections Theme¶
Extension Key: timtab_theme_connections Copyright 2005,Ingo Renner, < typo3@ingo-renner.com >
This document is published under the Open Content License
available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml
The content of this document is related to TYPO3
- a GNU/GPL CMS/Framework available from www.typo3.com
Table of Contents¶
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Introduction 1
What does it do? 1
Requirements 1
Screenshots 2
Users manual 2
An example page tree 2
Setting up a blog using this template 2
FAQ 3
Adminstration 4
Installation 4
FAQ 4
Configuration 4
Known problems 4
To-Do list 4
Changelog 4
Introduction¶
What does it do?¶
This is a theme for timtab. The original theme was made by Patricia Müller
Requirements¶
Timtab 0.5.1
Screenshots¶
Users manual¶
An example page tree¶
All of the following examples and explainations will be based on this example tree:
Setting up a blog using this template¶
Go to our homepage [1] and create a main template record on the same page. Here you select from the right box “Include static (from extension)” the templates like shown in the screenshot below and in that order.
Next step is to insert two instances of Modern Guestbook on page [2]. One for the comments listing and one for the form. As Modern Guestbook can not be inserted via TS you have to do it manualy:
The last thing left is to set some options in the constants editor. To do this go to Template [1] --> page where you want to store the settings [2] --> Constants Editor [3] --> PLUGIN.TX_TIMTAB [4].
In our example we would set the following options:
required settings (timtab)
pid to store posts in: 6 pid to store comments in: 7 Blog pid: 2 Home pid: 1 Blog homepage: http://www.example.com
required settings (tt_news)
backPid: 1 pid_list: 6 catSelectorTargetPid: 1
required settings (ve_guestbook)
templateFile = {$page.file.template_ve_guestbook}
recommended settings (timtab)
Title, Tagline
recommended settings (ve_guestbook)
limit = 1000
Blogroll settings (timtab)
To make the Blogroll work you need to set plugin.tx_timtab_pi1.pid_list. (Set it to 8 for our example.
That's it – we're done! Wasn't that fast?
FAQ¶
- Possible FAQs
Configuration¶
Nothing to configure besides the regular timtab options.
Known problems¶
None yet
To-Do list¶
Nothing?
Changelog¶
V1.1.0
works as one click install now
V1.0.0
initial TER release
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