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EXT: TIMTAB Almost Spring Theme

Author:Kasper Skårhøj
Created:2002-11-01T00:32:00
Changed by:Ingo Renner
Changed:2005-11-15T15:34:56
Author:Ingo Renner
Email:typo3@ingo-renner.com
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EXT: TIMTAB Almost Spring Theme

Extension Key: timtab_theme_spring 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

EXT: TIMTAB Almost Spring Theme 1

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

Adminstration 4

Installation 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 Beccary

Requirements

Timtab 0.5.1

Screenshots

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Users manual

An example page tree

All of the following examples and explainations will be based on this example tree:

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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.

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On the page for the post SINGLE view – in our example page [2] - 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:

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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].

img-6 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?

Adminstration

Installation

This theme requires timtab 0.5.1.

Configuration

Nothing to configure besides the regular timtab options.

Known problems

None yet

To-Do list

Nothing?

Changelog

V1.0.0

initial TER release

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