[TYPO3-english] CE wrapping other CEs with Fluid

[Jan Bednarik]

Hi,

I can give you another example. It's a website I'm currently developing 
and reason why I've started this discussion. Since I didn't get good 
answer (until now), I did it with TV.

This is the website: http://multiloteri.com/index.php?id=502

The "plus" signs are FCE placed inside another FCE that has RTE field 
and image field (used as background). So user can simply add another 
FCEs in Page module. The same is the brown bar below, it's another FCE 
creating special wrapping <div> and then bunch of another FCEs.

Jan

Dne 19.2.2014 14:41, JoH asenau napsal(a):
> Am 19.02.2014 14:23, schrieb "HocomAdvies [ 🌷 Wiechert Hooghwinkel ]":
>> Hi Joey,
>>
>>> The major difference to TV is that relations are stored in the
>>> database instead of XML within a single field, but you can still use
>>> the flexform field for additional TV-like data.
>>
>> Can you provide an example on how to achieve that? With an flexform?
>> Would I then be able to create and FCE or DCE like I mentioned in my
>> previous mail? See the working TV example here:
>> http://www.winterpizza.nl/la-pizza/pizzaovens/
>
> You can reuse the same datastructure that you have been using with TV,
> since the flexform field has actually been created to be able to compare
> migrated grid elements with former TV elements after a semi-autimatic
> migration. BUT - and this is a BIG but - you should not do that, since
> it would just contradict the purpose of gridelements completely, which
> was to get rid of the XML stuff for real content and use normalized
> relations instead.
> So the purpose of the flexform is to provide configurational stuff like
> "enable accordion" or "layout variants", while the content should be
> made of real content elements put into the columns of the container
> provided by your gridelement.
>
> BTW: Looking at your example page I can not find any content that would
> need an FCE, since actuallly these elements are just a variant of "Text
> with Image", which is a default content element of CSS-styled-content.
>
> HTH
>
> Joey
>