I can't find it in the documentation, but maybe someone did it?
GravCMS - modular pages: https://learn.getgrav.org/17/content/modular
SuluCMS - content blocks: https://docs.sulu.io/en/2.3/book/templates.html#content-blocks
Yes it is possible, you are looking for the Collection field: https://docs.bolt.cm/4.0/fields/collection
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I have HTML of my website. And they have many functionalities and modules. How can I convert in typo3? My content area has many elements so how can I manage as we manage in WordPress?
You have to get used to the concepts of Fluid Templates. There is no general recipe for this.
In Fluid we have Template files, Layout files and Partial files. You have to split up your HTML page accordingly.
A problem will be to deal with the content elements. You probably will have to develop custom content elements to produce the same HTML code like Wordpress.
There are several ways to do this. For some functionality best practice is writing a extension. For special layout elements Create Custom Content Elements
I'm using static html pages and incline js to generate dashboard. The backend is go.
However, as number of pages growing, I have to maintain a lot of html pages, and many of the block elements are duplicated.
I'm wondering whether there're some cases to use jekyll to generate dashboard pages, since jekyll can convert pieces of elements into complete htmls? So that I can modify one part and the modification take effect on every html pages that generated.
Are there better framework to do so?
Thank you!
If you're duplicating elements, then those are the perfect pieces of markup to put into a layout and/or include. That's exactly what those are for.
Each individual page you need can reference a specific layout in its front matter. Includes can be used within the individual pages or within the layouts or both (and can be nested).
The Jekyll Documentation is ok for this, but to wrap your head around it I find it easiest to look at the documentation together with a few existing Jekyll templates to understand how it all fits together.
after a bit more dig. I found that packages such as Grunt and Gulp can be used to generate htmls from separate parts.
I have HTML Template. I want to integrate that template to Magento theme. I have searched over google as well as here(Stack-Over-Flow). But not getting proper documentation for that. Any help will appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Ok You want to integrate the static HTML template to the magento theme. So let's divide things you need to learn and how to learn efficiently.
Magento can be basically divided into three parts:
Admin panel: As you know magento is a CMS so most of the basic things could be managed from backend.For example static pages and Home pages could be managed from "CMS Pages" from admin panel.
Next is theming: You have mentioned about the MagentoDesignGuide.pdf this could be the start. I recommend you to have a look for the youtube channel of leveluptuts for the theming(layouts).This is very important for structuring your pages and site.You can follow other also but i prefer that because i also learnt from it and was very helpful.
Another is the module development portion.In some cases you need to develop custom modules .So this would be the last part.There are great tutorial provided by Inchoo and Smashing Magzine for developing custom module.
All of these things are required to fully develop a magento site. If you understand this than you will do great in magento.
Hope this answer provides you with the idea of how to proceed further and also helps you to divide the way of learning Magento.
Happy Coding.
I've been told I have to make a 100% HTML CSS Javascript site for a project at school. I'm used to the master pages of asp.net and I'm worried about how I'm going to do a huge website without the use of them.
After thinking about it for a while, I came up with what I think is an ok solution. Using iframes...
Would it be safe to make one page that has an iframe instead of a content area to connect to other pages to make it appear as if we used a master page?
It seems kind of hacked up so, is there a better way? Is there any software (hopefully free) that provides a decent system of master pages?
Thanks!
You could use a js-based template engine, such as jQuery templates.
You could just dreamweaver and use dreamweaver templates.
Template-Toolkit includes the ttree utility, which will do what you want. You can build the site from templates to get plain, static HTML documents. Since this takes place at build time, you do not need anything like ASP / PHP / Perl / etc on the server at runtime.
Where could I find HTML website templates geared toward a programmer's website?
I have looked on Google but couldn't find templates specifically for a programmer's website.
EDIT: To clairify, I want this as information about me, my projects, a blog, and some other stuff.
The best templates you can find will be simple HTML/CSS for defining a columnar web page. The rest, only you can create the best, or hire someone to do it for you.
You could do this in WordPress any of the similar packages. Are you looking for a template for content, or are you looking for a template for page layout?
For content, look through the programmers pages you have bookmarked. What works well for you? What don't you like? This is a creative task and not necessarily well suited.
For page layout, WordPress has a number of themes available. Most content management systems will have the same. A themeable content manager makes it much easier to make changes to layout on either a grand scale, or simple tweeks.
Look at some of the sample sites for WordPress, Joomla, etc.