Package: redomino.contentwellportlets
Why we created this fork?We forked the original product Products.ContentWellPortlets (byWebLion) for adding new features.OverviewThis product enables you to put portlets in places other than right and left
columns, specifically:Underneath global nav but above portal-columns so it spans the width of the pageabove the main heading (h1) of the pageat the base of the page, above the footerin the footer wellIn each area, you can add up to three columns of portlets.You should use CSS (in the custom folder in portal_skins, or in your own
theme product) to configure how these portlets should appear relative to
each other and to the content.This may allow you to create distinctive layouts for pages, folders etc
without having to write new zope page templatesTo install the productSee docs/INSTALL.TXT for instructionsTo add portlets above the contentLog into your Plone site as a Manager (or someone else with the “Portlets:
Manage portlets” permission)Go to the place in your site where you want portlets. For example:
* If you want portlets on your home page only, go tohttp://yourSiteURL/front-page* If you want portlets on your entire site, go tohttp://yourSiteURLBring up a management page by either
(a) Clicking the “add, edit or remove portlets link”[*]; or
(b) Adding “/@@manage-portletsabovecontent” to the end of the URL and hitting “return”You should see a management page entitled “Manage Portlets Above Content”
This gives you the option to add portlets in one or more of three columns: A, B and C
You can add as many portlets in each column as you like
Other commands (reordering, hiding, blocking portlets) are the same as for
the right and left columns[*]Note: if you are in a folder that has a default page, this will take
you to a screen where you can add portlets to that page. If you want to add
portlets to all the pages in the folder, make sure you are on the folder
rather than the default page (e.g. by clicking the “contents” tab) before
clicking the link.To add portlets below the contentFollow the above instructions, but instead of clicking the “add, edit or
remove portlets above content” link or adding /@@manage-portletsabovecontent
to the URL:Click the “add, edit or remove portlets below the content” link; orAdd /@@manage-portletsbelowcontent to the end of the URLTechnical detailsThe product adds two new viewlets; within each of these are three portlet
managers (specified in portlets.xml) For details of exactly which viewlet
managers these viewlets slot into:see configure.zcml in Products/ContentWellPortlets/browseror install the product, go to your Plone site and add /@@manage-viewlets to the URLChangelog4.1.2 (2012-06-27)Added another portlet manager below the content title
[giacomos]4.1.1 (2012-06-27)New fork and back to development
[giacomos]added italian translationfixed messages in management pages4.1.0 (2011-11-30)Added another portlet manager below the global nav but above portal-columns
[robzonenet]Added upgrade step and improved renderer to fail gracefully when the upgrade
has not yet been run.
[cah190]4.0.1 (2011-11-22)Fixed container link for footer portlets.
[robzonenet]4.0 (2011-08-18)Portlet managers’ css identifiers are now of the format
‘AbovePortletManager1’ instead of the previously used
‘portletsAboveContentA’
[esteele]Use Plone 4’s deco.gs to handle layout automatically. Portlet managers will
now display as 1/[number of portlet managers with visible portlets] wide.
For example, if three of the six portlet managers have visible portlets,
each will fill 1/3 of the available area. Themes based on
plonetheme.sunburst will see the changes. Others will either need to use
sunburst’s columns.css or manually align content using each portlet
manager’s unique id.
[esteele]Depend on ‘Products.CMFPlone’ instead of ‘Plone’. Seehttp://dev.plone.org/plone/ticket/10877for more information.
[esteele]3.0 (2011-03-09)Release 3.0 Final
[esteele]3.0b2 (2011-02-28)Change the way the footer portlets viewlet is registered so that it plays a
bit more nicely with themes.
[esteele]Add a class=”row” to the footer portlet template to prevent it from bleeding
into the content area.
[esteele]3.0b1 (2011-01-27)Pin to Plone 4.0 or better. Those looking for 3.x compatibility are best
sticking with ContentWellPortlets 2.0.
[esteele]Added French translation
[kiorky,numahell]Added Spanish translation
[macagua]Added support for i18n
[macagua]2.1 (2010-06-21)Move “above” portlets to IAboveContent viewlet manager.
[esteele]Tweak styling of “manage portlets” links, add managePortletsFallback class.
[esteele]2.0 (2009-10-12)Adds Footer portletsAdds extra portlet managers to each content well portlet area (6 per area:
above content, below content, and footer) - 18 totalIncluded extra example css in README.txtCleaned up manager UIAdds warning message when on a default view of a container.1.1 (2008-12-19)Added our own portlet manager renderer (closes ticket #952)Got rid of CSS associated with the previous (fudge) method of rendering we
were using1.0.1 (2008-12-17)Fixed an issue with an incomplete egg1.0 (2008-12-16)Initial release