Dear Mailing List, I'd like to ask for some hints/ideas/best practise on content-structuring.
On almost any page in the publication(s) we need/use some 'page-related' content like teasers, download-links, links to external resources (not in the publication) and other information what is not really a part of the page-(main)content as for example a link or image inside the article. For this related content we need the option to use xhtml elements for formatting/structuring, so text-only is no option. At the moment (in Lenya 1.2.4) we use DIVs with special IDs within the pagebody of our XHTML-document type. This requires to 'extract' these data from the main-content on pagerendering. For editing we've to use a customised TinyMCE-based edit view with multiple instances of Tiny on the page. Although this works fine I'm looking for a 'cleaner' way to structure/separate the related content from the main content. My idea is to use a custom set of Metadata. Is this possible or even worst practise? As far as I understood custom Metadata in Lenya(2) it would fit perfectly for this if it's possible/allowed to use xhtml-formatted content in the <value /> elements. The benefits I see instead of the use of new resource types is, that it's: - useable for any (existing) document - no need to create many new resourcetypes to add these fields - independent (from the document content) editable/versionized Many thanks ahead for your help! Best Regards, Gerd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
