[TYPO3-dev] Default content element for an empty page

[tapio]

Ernesto Baschny [cron IT] wrote:
> On 07.01.2006 22:02, tapio wrote:
> 
> 
>> >And  besides, not every page conatains a text element (think of
>>plugins etc).
>>
>>if we think about ordinary pages and a newbee using typo this would be a
>>good solution. A newbee needs frontend editing and then he/she needs
>>automatic a new text element into the column 'normal' in order to get
>>forward using frontend editing.
> 
> 
> Hm, I don't see why an empty text content element is needed for
> FE-editing. 

If the page doesn't have any content element there is no frontend 
editing available in the new page. Frontend editing needs at least one 
content element in a new page. If a user creates with frontend editing a 
new page, he can't put anything to that page. Really irritating.

I know that using admin panel can add new content elements. Admin panel 
is too complicated for newbees. Simple edit panel work better.
I have made tailored toolbar + standard edit panel button sets,
where toolbar has 'Edit page header', 'Create a new page' and 'Create a 
new content element'.

I know that some plugins can put edit panels on pages but just few.
If you use 'macina_banners' you must edit the source code in order to 
get the extra toolbar.

But in some sites, in a new page there is no such elements, which have 
edit panels. It is impossible to continue creating new contents.

 >Place an EDITPANEL cObject with "newRecordFromTable =
> tt_content" somewhere in your HTML-template, and the user will be able
> to create new content elements on any page, even if its blank.

Can I put somewhere a stand-alone editpanel? If so that could be a 
reasonalble solution.