Hi everyone - Looking for some feedback on how to best tackle this.
There are often some sections of a site repeatedly used through (almost) all pages - header, footer, sidebar for example. These sections sometimes have multiple page parts. Example: a header might have a mission statement and a photo, a footer might be something of a "super" footer with lots of often changed page parts. My question is: Do you create a few "global" pages under the homepage with those page parts, and just hide them from generated navigation (if you do so)? I've previously gone in that sort of direction. For a further contrived yet explicit representation: Homepage - Global header (with 2 page parts) - Global footer (with 3+ page parts) - Global Sidebar (with 4+ page parts) ... - About - Blog - Contact My thought on this is that it smells a bit. It just feels wrong. Those aren't "pages". So, I ask you, the brilliant denizens of the RadiantCMS mailing list - how do you approach this? If there were only a few things here and there, and they were just text, then I could put them in as settings, but that's got its own odoriferous properties. Thanks for your time! - Joel
