Hi Corbin-
I think that the short answer is no...having just read the first thread you
posted to the list, I recall that you are a dreamweaver user. I use
dreamweaver myself, and I think I see your angle on this. Let me see if I
understand you correctly.
You want to highlight a bit of text in the content that you are typing into the
midgard interface, and have a dropdown box that lists all the pages on the
site. When you select one page from the box, the link is automatically
created. Is that correct?
If so, then the answer is probably no. Typing the anchor tag is by far simpler
than writing whatever code you would have to write to make midgard's admin site
act like a wysiwyg editor. Midgard's administrative tools are simply a set of
web pages, which allow you to relate bits of code together into a coherent
website. Those bits of code might be php or html, but they all have to be
inserted into the midgard database, which means typing them into the admin
website, or cutting and pasting from applications like dreamweaver. That's a
manual process, but there are things you can to do speed it up.
My recommendation to you is similar to what I'm doing- Prototype the look of
your site in dreamweaver, where you can use it's conveniences to speed that
process. Then drop the components of that template (header, navigation bar
footer, etc) into Midgard, using its style administration tools. After that,
you can start to stick content into the style you've created using midgard's
other tools, plus the appropriate php code to make it function like your bosses
want it to.
Best of luck...
Darren Petersen
Gresham OR
Corbin Harris wrote:
> I posted a question to see if it's possible to create a link within Midgard
> by highlighting the text within the content & then have a dropdown menue
> with the page id's to select for the link. I'm not sure I was able to
> follow some of the responses,so if someone could repost on this feasiblity
> with javascript or PHP I would appreciate it.
> Thanks,
> Corbin Harris
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