5: Re: Re-ordering and deleting pages within a folder. (response to 4)
Posted by Deltaman on 30/11/12 13:22

Many thanks again, Joe or muchas gracias de nuevo, as they say in Spain.

I have to confess I am not up to speed with the "includelets" as I can't see where and how to create and insert them. Is there a detailed instruction sheet available that I have missed?

As far as the video is concerned, I was using a copy folder from my Desk Top but now, following your advice, have successfully uploaded it direct from U Tube. Is there a limit to the content size? Not that I intend uploading the latest Bond film, of course.

Thanks for the Comments (Reply) Add-ons - they are working very well. Now, my members have no excuse for avoiding their postings!

I have created a new News folder approriately named "Newsweek".

All the items will now be logged under a week ending heading with the latest article inserted at the top of the single page for the week. That appears to work just fine.

 

Clearly, you take your job very seriously and I am very grateful for that. I suspect many other communities within e-Voice, feel the same.

 

Best regards Terry.

6: Re: Re-ordering and deleting pages within a folder. (response to 5)
Posted by Voice Admin on 03/12/12 13:29

Hi again,

There is some information on includelets in our documentation pages here.

I admit that the documentation isn't always great or totally up to date so if it doesn't help then please continue to ask questions! :-)

Essentially, if you go to the Layout tab of a page in the CMS, then you can add bits of content into the page - these bits of content are called Includelets.

It's Includelets that currently provide the "upcoming events" and "latest news" entries on the front page of sites. You can pick them up and move them around, or reconfigure them so that they show different bits of content.

If it's lists of content from on your site that you want (e.g., links to latest news articles etc) then the includelets to look at would be "Latest News", and "Filtered Item List". The latter is most powerful and has loads of options. The former is relatively simple and shows links to recently postedd news articles.

Regarding videos - I beleve YouTube limits to 15 minutes per film, which is enough for most needs!

Thanks

Joe - Voice Admin

7: Re: Re-ordering and deleting pages within a folder. (response to 6)
Posted by Deltaman on 11/12/12 13:03

Many thanks, Joe.

 

T