On 5/22/05, Rolando Isidoro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> During the planing of the structure desired for the publication I'm
> working on, my coordinator came up with something like this:
>
> Home
> |--> Overview
> |--> Research Areas
> |--> Projects
> People
> |--> ...
> |--> ...
> Press & Media
> Contact Us
>
> As it shows, in this case /index would have 3 child nodes. I thought of
> hard coding it via sitetree.xml and creating the necessary documents,
> but it's best to just create a new parent node for this 3 nodes in a
> similar structure.
> Regards, Rolando
The original specification for my project was very similar. Part of
the job of a developer is to translate from business specs to
technical specs. Move People under Home. Your coordinator will not
even realize you thought you made a change.
I hardcoded links to the static pages ("Contact Us", "Terms") in the
footer used on each page. Set visibility for the pages to false (Site
tab - Edit - Change node visibility). I put the footer DIV into
xslt/common.xsl for easy maintenance; it is called in the XSL for the
homepage, the login page, the sitemap, and the content pages. I will
add that to my documentation.
solprovider
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