[TYPO3-templavoila] FCE -> disable header how to

[Henjo Hoeksma]

On 2011-03-26 13:37:47 +0100, Ron Hall said:

> Just a note to Henjo, the original poster,
> 
>> I'd just put this to the Page TSConfig:
>> TCEFORM.tt_content.header.types.templavoila_pi1.disabled = 1
> 
> Yes, you can do this. However, keep in mind that headers serve a 
> purpose on the backend that you will lose if you do have the user place 
> an entry into them. Personally, I instruct my editors to enter a 
> descriptive header even when it will not be used on the front-end 
> because it is still helpful on the backend to identify the content 
> element.
> 
> Let's say you had 3 instances of the same FCE on the page. The header 
> is helpful on the backend to differentiate what each is used for.
> If this is not an issue for you then by all means hide the field. 
> Certainly the less fields a user has to deal with the better as well.
> 
> Personally, I leave the header field on FCEs for use in identification 
> on the backend but hide all the secondary fields for the header with 
> this:
> 
> ## Disable the secondary fields for the header and the subheader field 
> for FCEs only
> TCEFORM.tt_content {
> 	header_position.types.templavoila_pi1.disabled = 1
> 	header_link.types.templavoila_pi1.disabled = 1
> 	header_layout.types.templavoila_pi1.disabled = 1
> 	date.types.templavoila_pi1.disabled = 1
> 	subheader.types.templavoila_pi1.disabled = 1
> }
> 
> Thanks,
> Ron Hall

Hi Ron,

I realize this. And I am not intended to disable it for sites running 
more fce's. This is only a site with some column fce's and the backend 
will show exactly visibly what kind of element was chosen.

I do share your opinion on keeping stuff 'readable' for the editors, 
and do the same as you: instruct them to fill in title's for further 
convenience.

Thanks for your thoughts on this!

Henjo