David Huynh wrote:
> I have just refactored the Exhibit 2.0 development branch to support
> more flexible layouts, e.g.,
>
>
>
> - Change <body ex:ondataload="window.exhibit =
> Exhibit.create('President');"> to
>
> <body>
> <div ex:role="exhibit-collection" ex:itemTypes="President"></div>
>
how about
<div ex:role="exhibit-collection" ex:selection=".type = 'President'">
leaves room for more complex selection criteria later.
is there a way to say "This collection contains just the items from the
following file"
>
> Conceptually, an exhibit now consists of one or more collections (of
> items) and zero or more components (aka widgets). Each collection has an
> ID, and there is a default collection with the ID "default". This code
> defines the default collection to be all items of type President:
>
> <div ex:role="exhibit-collection" ex:itemTypes="President"></div>
>
> You can include ex:collectionID to create a new collection:
>
> <div ex:role="exhibit-collection" ex:itemTypes="Vice-President"
> ex:collectionID="the-vice-presidents"></div>
>
> Each component is hooked up to one collection (the default collection by
> default). Components include views, view panels, and facets. Lenses are
> also considered components but they are a bit of an exception because
> they don't get connected to any collection. Logos are also considered
> components but they don't do anything except showing an Exhibit logo.
>
> You can use more than one view for a single collection. Just don't put
> them inside a view panel component.
>
Why not? Doesn't it make sense for me to have more than one view panel,
each with its own distinct views that are selectable from that panel?
> David
> P.S. Oops, I just remember I haven't fixed the exporters...
>
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