Posts Tagged ‘Plone’
Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
If you want to apply different styles for different folders on your Plone 3 site then this is what you should do:
1. look at source code of generated page and look for body tag and it should have some classes, ...
Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
This makes it possible to share configuration across multiple buildouts, and save some time and disk space.
To set "global" options affecting all buildouts:
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Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
Here are a few steps you need to take to be able to run Plone on a newly installed Ubuntu. I'm using Hardy Heron 8.04, so on the previous versions of Ubuntu may vary this procedure.
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Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
*to have these tools you have to have development enviroment set up (see Plone Tutorial - dev buildout)!
- Plone Reload
As you can notice, we have added plone.reload to devel.cfg. This is a great tool for developers. This enables to change ...
Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
Using snapshots to record changes
You can see the changes to the files on your hard disk when changing something in ZMI or Plone Control Panel.
All you need to do is to follow a few simple steps:
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Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
0. Make sure that you've set up a virtual environment (virtualenv --no-site-packages ./) and source bin/activate
1. Create base.cfg and devel.cfg
For now we had only buildout.cfg, but now we are replacing it with the two new files.
Look at your buildout.cfg, and ...
Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
1. copy the .zexp files to /zulu/parts/instance/import
2. go to zmi
3. select your site
4. then you have a import button at the end of the main window, click it
5. from the lower dropdown select content.zexp, take ownership and import
that should do ...
Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
1. Download l18ndude from http://plone.org/products/i18ndude
2. Install it
easy_install i18ndude...
3. In configure.zcml add:
<configure
xmlns:i18n="http://namespaces.zope.org/i18n">
<i18n:registerTranslations directory="locales" />
</configure>
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Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
1. Go to src/ directory of the buildout
2. Run:
$ paster create -t plone3_theme [project].theme
Namespace: [project]
Package: theme
Skinname: [project] Theme
Skinbase: Plone Default
Zip safe flag: False
The rest isn't important.
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Posted By: Vilmos Somogyi
1. Go to src/ directory of the buildout
2. Run:
$ paster create -t plone [project].policy
Namespace: [project]
Package: policy
Zope2product: True
Zip safe flag: False
The rest isn't important in this step.
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