Make clear what the content type is in the index #61

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opened 2018-09-03 07:59:59 +00:00 by tammoterhark · 2 comments

tammoterhark commented

2018-09-03 07:59:59 +00:00

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In the index you cannot distinguish what are pages, mailing lists etc.

Especially the mailing lists are so much different from the other content types, that it would be an idea to show them in a distinguishable way.

In the index you cannot distinguish what are pages, mailing lists etc. Especially the mailing lists are so much different from the other content types, that it would be an idea to show them in a distinguishable way.

giplt commented

2018-11-22 10:31:43 +00:00

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This could have a two step solution:

add a styling class: easy
implement a generic index view mechanism for pagetypes, allowing for separate indices: an image index, a file index, a webpage index, an article index etc...

This could have a two step solution: 1. add a styling class: easy 2. implement a generic index view mechanism for pagetypes, allowing for separate indices: an image index, a file index, a webpage index, an article index etc...

tammoterhark commented

2018-11-22 11:17:57 +00:00

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Proposal for classes:

content type: webpage, article, mailinglist etc
status: in_review, approved, published
tags: tags as classes (doubting this)
?

Proposal for classes: - content type: webpage, article, mailinglist etc - status: in_review, approved, published - tags: tags as classes (doubting this) - ?

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