[support] Change home page from story to page?

Metzler, David metzlerd at evergreen.edu
Tue Aug 21 15:17:45 UTC 2007


Last I checked, node Title was a required field, and by default, the
node title on a home page displays with a link to that piece of content.
So how are you suppressing them for the two paragraphs.  Are you using
panels?  Are you supressing the the titles via custom tpl's for specific
node types (e.g. story.tpl)? Are these blocks with custom text?  Have
you customized node.tpl, story.tpl or another .tpl file to remove
titles? 
 
As one person has suggested, adding the edit link at the theming layer
with tests on which "role" a user is in, is one way to add specific
links to editing a node on the page. Could you include more info about
how your paragraphs are constructed? 

Dave
 
 

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From: support-bounces at drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces at drupal.org] On
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Subject: Re: [support] Change home page from story to page?


Yes I do.  And the edit/revisions tabs appear on the other pages. (that
was a good question though - my first try at a template didn't include
tabs and i was missing all kinds of things)

Sarah Adams wrote: 

	Do you have $tabs included in the home page template?
	
	
	sander-martijn wrote:
	  

		Well not every home page on the internet is a teaser
list.  This 
		particualar one has a random image (thanks for your help
on that btw I 
		got it working), two paragraphs of text that are only on
that page, a 
		specialized search (custom module) and 3 news items.
The news items 
		will just be headers that link.  However the two
paragraphs don't link 
		off anywhere, so you can't see them anywhere except the
homepage.  
		Therefore to edit them you need to go to the content
management part 
		of the admin and find the story and edit it.  I was just
wondering if 
		there was an easier way to have the editors manage the
home page content.
		
		Metzler, David wrote:
		    

			Doen't quite make sense.  The home page is
normally a "teaser list" of
			nodes.  If you click on the node that you want
to edit, whether it's the
			top sticky one or another, you should be able to
edit that node,
			(provided you have permissions of course). 
			
			Not sure what you mean by "go looking for it",
so am a little confused
			as to whether I'm answering your question. 
			
			Dave
			
			 
			
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to page?
			
			When I first set up my site, I added a story to
the home page which now
			appears there but isn't editable from the home
page.  Can this be
			changed?  I do want the home page to have other
elements such as news
			stories that have been promoted to the home
page, so maybe this is the
			only or best way to do it.  but i think the best
case would be for an
			editor to be able to edit the main home page
content from there rather
			than to have to go looking for it. 
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