Package: raptus.article.default
IntroductionThe new and easy way to create a site with the necessary features in a good style.
With this add-on you install default configuration of the raptus.article package.
All you need for a smart page in one step. But that’s not all. If you need more
just have a look at the list of extensions and add the desired ones to your buildout.cfg.
The rest is handled by the raptus.article.default package.For developersHave a look at our developer documentationhttp://pypi.python.org/pypi/raptus.article.core.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:Packagesraptus.article.listingsraptus.article.galleryraptus.article.linksraptus.article.filesraptus.article.teaserraptus.article.referenceDependenciesraptus.article.listingsraptus.article.galleryraptus.article.linksraptus.article.filesraptus.article.teaserraptus.article.referenceInstallationTo install raptus.article.default into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.default add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.default on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.defaultNext step is to add the zcml files to the “zcml” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:zcml =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other zmcl’s already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.default* on separate lines, like this:zcml =
    Plone
    raptus.article.default
    raptus.article.default-overridesNote that there are two zcml files you have to register. This because
any of these register to different times, which is necassary for the product.Once you have added these lines to your configuration file it is time to run
buildout so the system can add and set up raptus.article.default for you. Go to the
command line, and from the root of your Plone instance (same directory as
buildout.cfg is located in), run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutIf everything went according to plan you now have raptus.article.default installed
in your Zope instance.Next, start up Zope, e.g with:$ bin/instance fgNext go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator and
install the “raptus.article.default” product. You should then be able to add
a new content type called Article.Usage1.) Add a new Article from the “Add new” menu.Provide a title for the new article.Provide a description for the article.Provide body text for the article.In this page one can now add the following page elements:ArticleFileImageTo change the presentation of your Article select the Tab “Components”. There you
will get a list of installed layout parts (components).Note that you have to select a component otherwise it’s possible you won’t see your
(for example) file in your view.Additional componentsraptus.article.default depends on the following packages and will install them accordingly:raptus.article.filesraptus.article.galleryraptus.article.imagesraptus.article.linksraptus.article.listingsraptus.article.referenceraptus.article.teaserThe following additional packages are currently available for raptus.article and their zcml will be included
by raptus.article.default and they will be installed if present.raptus.article.additionalwysiwygraptus.article.contentfaderraptus.article.contentflowraptus.article.faderraptus.article.flashraptus.article.formraptus.article.headerraptus.article.hidecolumnsraptus.article.lightboxraptus.article.lightboxgalleryraptus.article.mapsraptus.article.mediaraptus.article.multilanguagefieldsraptus.article.nestingraptus.article.randomcontentraptus.article.randomimageraptus.article.tableraptus.article.uploadraptus.article.contentswitcherraptus.article.discussionraptus.article.mapsjunaioraptus.article.backlinkraptus.article.allcontentraptus.article.sliderraptus.article.collectionsraptus.article.supersizedraptus.article.aliasraptus.article.mediagalleryraptus.article.contentsraptus.article.slideshowraptus.article.accordionraptus.article.teasemeExtend your articleThe raptus.article is so easy to extend. Just add the desired raptus.article packages to the “eggs” list
in your buildout.cfg. The whole rest is handled by raptus.article.default.Note that it’s not necessary to add the zcml files for raptus.article extensions in your buildout.cfg
if you are using raptus.article.default.Copyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.raptus.article.default is a package, which provides a list of useful raptus.article
features by default. So you just have to install this package with your buildout
and the rest is provided by the package.Changelog2.0b13 (2013-07-01)Added raptus.article.toggle (introduced in raptus.article.core 2.0b13) viewlet positionAdded optional depedencies for raptus.article.mediagallery, raptus.article.contents,
raptus.article.slideshow, raptus.article.accordion and raptus.article.teaseme2.0b12 (2012-09-11)Added optional depedency for raptus.article.supersized2.0b11 (2012-03-21)Added raptus.article.collections and raptus.article.alias optional dependency2.0b10 (2011-09-06)Added optional dependency for raptus.article.sliderCorrected README2.0b9 (2011-06-10)Added optional dependency for raptus.article.allcontent2.0b8 (2011-06-03)Added optional dependency for raptus.article.backlinkAdded optional dependency for raptus.article.mapsjunaio2.0b7 (2010-12-14)Include overrides for raptus.article.maps optional dependency2.0b6 (2010-11-22)Added optional dependency for raptus.article.discussion2.0b5 (2010-11-10)Added optional dependency for raptus.article.contentswitcher2.0b4 (2010-10-24)Set zip_safe flag to False2.0b3 (2010-10-21)Updated readme and manual2.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release