On 29 March 2012 18:30, Jean-Michel FRANCOIS <[email protected]> wrote: > If you turn of the jquery integration of masonry you get a float series of > portlets you can then style with css in an easy way (aka > http://salon-natura.com home page). It's integration keep origin manage > portlets button of Plone and add two portlets manager.
I've tried in `collective.panels` to take this idea – which is shared to some extent by "content wells" – and generalize it. It basically turns any viewlet manager into a "panel manager" – a kind of portlet manager with "panel" assignments, each of which in turn contain a number of portlets that are shown in the layout defined by that panel. It's possible – although I haven't explored this yet – to consider these panels as assignments themselves, complete with their own "data". This might be used to configure the layout – for instance, one might select a particular color scheme, or background image. The existing portlets machinery is used where possible, and we actually get quite far with the default portlet components, i.e. assignment and portlet storage, as well as the portlet management macros. I think that unlike "portlet page", the interface in `collective.panels` is a lot less cluttered because it uses collapsible fieldsets to hide the user interface away until needed. \malthe _______________________________________________ Product-Developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/plone-product-developers
