Re: Editing a navibar which appears on many pages

forgot to "reply all" ;)

> Simon Rönnqvist wrote:
>
>> I'm currently going to use Flux CMS as an updating tool for one of  
>> my  clients' homepage.
>> All pages would have a content-column and a navibar.
>> I'd like my client to be able to add new pages and to link to them  
>> in  the navibar. This brings up the question, how does one make  
>> an  editable navibar which has the same content on each and every  
>> page  (preferably including the blog and gallery sections)?
>>
>
> As far as I understood your question correctly thats no problem ;)
> When you are creating new "collections" or "resources" (xhtml)  
> within the Flux CMS they would automaticliy show in the navibar.
>
> For details have a look at:
> http://docs.bitflux.org/en/user/collections/
> http://docs.bitflux.org/en/user/resources/
>

   Oh, thanx... I never realised it was automatic, never tried... ;-)
How can I select in which order the collections are to be displayed
in the navibar?



>> Another thing I'm wondering is which template-language to use,  
>> XSLT,  TAL or XSLTAL. XSLT is appealing since learning that can  
>> be  beneficial later on with other systems than Flux CMS (or Zope)  
>> too,  but if another is a much wiser choise then I might have to  
>> go with  that one.
>>
>
> IMHO, XSL is the right way ;) All Flux CMS themes (bxcms, 3-cols, 2- 
> cols) which you get during the installtion are based on XSL-templates.
> Hope that helps, otherwise ask again ;)
>

   Oh, thanks... I wanted to hear that XSL was the best choise... :-)
I like learning standards over more or less proprietary things (such
as TAL), that's what I like the most about Flux CMS/Popoon too...
Most of the stuff you learn about it is likely to be useful with
other systems too later on.

And since the navibar stuff is rather automatic this should be really
easy... I might just as well take one of the Flux CMS themes as an
example.

   cheers, Simon


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