cl@isbd.net wrote:
On Sun, Jan 28, 2007 at 05:04:07PM +0100, Stefan Borchert wrote:
cl@isbd.net schrieb:
Is there no 'easy' way to insert links into content.
Surely one wants the CMS to do some management of links, apart from anything else one wants a menu of possible internal pages to link to so one can avoid typos etc.
Hi. Ähm, yes there is an "easy" way:
<advertisment> I've created a module (http://drupal.org/project/linktocontent) which extends tinymce with a plugin that give you the ability to browse to your categories and insert links. Unfortunately it hasn't been ported to 5.x yet. </advertisment> If you don't want to use tinymce you can try wiki-like modules (for example: http://drupal.org/project/freelinking).
You must be joking! All that hassle to do something fundamental to CMS (or at least the sort of CMS I want).
I think my basic problem is that CMS isn't what I thought it was. I want to create a fairly basic/straightforward web site, no news, no blogs, no wikis, just some basic content to describe what a small business does, how to get in touch with us, etc.
All of the mainline CMS systems (Drupal, Joomla, Plone, etc.) are providing a way to design and build a portal with news, blogs, forums and all sorts of things like that. They are strong in the areas of adding different sorts of modules, creating nice menus, etc., etc. but not very helpful when it comes to details of creating the actual content.
I *can* write HTML if needed but what I'm looking for is something that provides me with a fairly simple (menus and other structure) framework and then makes it really easy to fill in the content.
How about you write the html content in another application (even w*rd would do) and paste it into the textfield that Drupal provides?
Depending on the chosen output filter, only the html elements that are allowed would be shown. I.e, <html>, <body> and what not would be in your document but not in the output.
Cheers, Gerhard