[Typo3] Converting static site into Typo 3
Matt Mucklo
mmucklo at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 27 19:51:32 CEST 2005
Hello,
Newbie converting a static site to typo3. I have a number of questions.
I've been following the MTB tutorial, which has been a bit tough to be
honest. Here's what I'm trying to replicate:
Top: Static Page Header (Graphic Logo)
-----------------------------------
Menu
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Static | Dynamic
News | Page
Content | Content
(sidebar) | (content)
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Menu #2 (to other parts of the site)
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I've successfully got the Top menu working and the Dynamic Page Content
(with a few glitches, which I will ask below),
however how do I specify static news sidebar content to be editable via
Typo3?.
I've tried using the 'Left' Page content, but that appears to be dynamic
across each page.
(e.g. I put "sidebar = styles.content.getLeft") but I have to then add that
content on each page.
Secondly, how do I add a second menu to a different part of the site (all
dynamic, using the same html template, but not under the same heirarchy as
the top Menu)?
Thirdly, in the menus, how do I specify an element to appear, but not be
clickable (e.g. just be a menu heading with out having a page attached to
it) e.g.:
The menu I have looks similar in structure to:
Item 1
Item 2
Heading 3 (should not be clickable)
Subitem 1
Subitem 2
Item 3
Item 4
Heading 5 (should not be clickable)
Subitem 3
Subitem 4
Currently I have a page for each heading and the subitems are sub pages
under those headings. However when I click it goes to the page...
Lastly, is there any way to have the Rich Text Editor output CSS code
instead of <font> tags?
Oh, and also - what's the best way to store a PDF file within Typo3 and make
it accessible via a link on the site? We want to be able to upload a pdf
copy of our newsletter each month and swap it out from month to month.
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Matthew J. Mucklo
mmucklo at yahoo.com
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