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JoomlaWikiBot: /* Related Information */category reorganizing

2012-08-05T03:16:11Z

Related Information: category reorganizing

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	* For help on using TinyMCE and other editors: [[Content editors\|Content editors]]		* For help on using TinyMCE and other editors: [[Content editors\|Content editors]]

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Chris Davenport: Screen.content.edit.15 moved to Help15:Screen.content.edit.15: Moving help screens to dedicated version-specific namespace.

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Screen.content.edit.15 moved to Help15:Screen.content.edit.15: Moving help screens to dedicated version-specific namespace.

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Trombonechamp at 11:42, 12 June 2008

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	==Parameters - Advanced==		==Parameters - Advanced==
	This section allows you to enter additional parameters for this Article, as shown below:[[Image:article_parameters_advanced.png\|center]]These parameters allow you to override the parameters set in the Parameter/Global Configuration setup in the [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]] and the Parmeters - Component settings in the [[screen.menus~~.type~~.15\|Menu Item Manager]].		This section allows you to enter additional parameters for this Article, as shown below:[[Image:article_parameters_advanced.png\|center]]These parameters allow you to override the parameters set in the Parameter/Global Configuration setup in the [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]] and the Parmeters - Component settings in the [[screen.menus.15\|Menu Item Manager]].

	A value of 'Use Global' means that either the setting from the Menu Item or the setting from the Global Configuration will control the action. A setting other than 'Use Global' will always control the action and override settings from these other areas. The setting here takes top priority. The setting in the Menu Item is second priority. The setting in the Global Configuration controls if both of the other setting are set to 'Use Global'.		A value of 'Use Global' means that either the setting from the Menu Item or the setting from the Global Configuration will control the action. A setting other than 'Use Global' will always control the action and override settings from these other areas. The setting here takes top priority. The setting in the Menu Item is second priority. The setting in the Global Configuration controls if both of the other setting are set to 'Use Global'.

Trombonechamp at 23:59, 27 May 2008

2008-05-27T23:59:48Z

Marieke92 at 14:42, 14 May 2008

2008-05-14T14:42:10Z

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	* Help on using TinyMCE and other editors: [[Content editors\|Content editors]]		* Help on using TinyMCE and other editors: [[Content editors\|Content editors]]

	~~[[Category:DocCamp]]~~		<noinclude>{{cathelp\|1.5\|Article Manager\|Content}}</noinclude>

Dextercowley: /* Quick Tips */

2008-05-09T23:04:46Z

Quick Tips

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	* You can add images using either the TinyMCE Insert/Edit Image icon or the Image button below the edit area. For adding new images in an Article, it is easier to use the Image button (below the edit area). This is because it lets you browse to the image file and also lets you upload images. However, for editing an existing image, you need to use the TinyMCE icon. The Image button only supports adding new images.		* You can add images using either the TinyMCE Insert/Edit Image icon or the Image button below the edit area. For adding new images in an Article, it is easier to use the Image button (below the edit area). This is because it lets you browse to the image file and also lets you upload images. However, for editing an existing image, you need to use the TinyMCE icon. The Image button only supports adding new images.
	* 'Read more...' breaks allow you to save space on the Front Page or on any blog layout page by showing just the first portion of an Article. 'Pagebreaks' allow you to provide multi-page navigation for long Articles. You can use both on one Article, if desired. For example, you could put a 'Read more...' break after the first paragraph of a multi-page article, and have Pagebreaks after each page. No page navigation would display on the Front Page until the User selects the 'Read more...' link. At that time, the Article's table of contents would display showing links to every page.		* 'Read more...' breaks allow you to save space on the Front Page or on any blog layout page by showing just the first portion of an Article. 'Pagebreaks' allow you to provide multi-page navigation for long Articles. You can use both on one Article, if desired. For example, you could put a 'Read more...' break after the first paragraph of a multi-page article, and have Pagebreaks after each page. No page navigation would display on the Front Page until the User selects the 'Read more...' link. At that time, the Article's table of contents would display showing links to every page.
	* You can insert a Joomla! Module inside an Article ~~using the syntax~~ "{loadposition xxx}", where "xxx" is the position for the desired Module. Note that the position name must not conflict with a position used by your Joomla! template. It can be any name (e.g., "mymoduleposition1") as long as it matches the position name typed in for the Module. The ~~menu assignment~~ for the ~~module~~ must include the Menu Item where the Article is displayed, and the Plugin "Content - Load Module" must be enabled (which it is by default). This feature allows you, for example, to insert a Custom HTML ~~module~~ anywhere in an Article. See [[screen.modules.edit.15\|Module Manager - New/Edit]] for information about adding modules.		* You can insert a Joomla! Module inside an Article by typing "{loadposition xxx}", where "xxx" is the position entered for the desired Module. Note that the position name must not conflict with a position used by your Joomla! template. It can be any name (e.g., "mymoduleposition1") as long as it matches the position name typed in for the Module. The Menu Assignment for the Module must include the Menu Item where the Article is displayed, and the Plugin called "Content - Load Module" must be enabled (which it is by default). This feature allows you, for example, to insert a Custom HTML Module anywhere in an Article. See [[screen.modules.edit.15\|Module Manager - New/Edit]] for information about adding modules.

	==Related Information==		==Related Information==

Dextercowley: add tip on Load Module

2008-05-09T23:03:06Z

add tip on Load Module

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	* You can add images using either the TinyMCE Insert/Edit Image icon or the Image button below the edit area. For adding new images in an Article, it is easier to use the Image button (below the edit area). This is because it lets you browse to the image file and also lets you upload images. However, for editing an existing image, you need to use the TinyMCE icon. The Image button only supports adding new images.		* You can add images using either the TinyMCE Insert/Edit Image icon or the Image button below the edit area. For adding new images in an Article, it is easier to use the Image button (below the edit area). This is because it lets you browse to the image file and also lets you upload images. However, for editing an existing image, you need to use the TinyMCE icon. The Image button only supports adding new images.
	* 'Read more...' breaks allow you to save space on the Front Page or on any blog layout page by showing just the first portion of an Article. 'Pagebreaks' allow you to provide multi-page navigation for long Articles. You can use both on one Article, if desired. For example, you could put a 'Read more...' break after the first paragraph of a multi-page article, and have Pagebreaks after each page. No page navigation would display on the Front Page until the User selects the 'Read more...' link. At that time, the Article's table of contents would display showing links to every page.		* 'Read more...' breaks allow you to save space on the Front Page or on any blog layout page by showing just the first portion of an Article. 'Pagebreaks' allow you to provide multi-page navigation for long Articles. You can use both on one Article, if desired. For example, you could put a 'Read more...' break after the first paragraph of a multi-page article, and have Pagebreaks after each page. No page navigation would display on the Front Page until the User selects the 'Read more...' link. At that time, the Article's table of contents would display showing links to every page.
			* You can insert a Joomla! Module inside an Article using the syntax "{loadposition xxx}", where "xxx" is the position for the desired Module. Note that the position name must not conflict with a position used by your Joomla! template. It can be any name (e.g., "mymoduleposition1") as long as it matches the position name typed in for the Module. The menu assignment for the module must include the Menu Item where the Article is displayed, and the Plugin "Content - Load Module" must be enabled (which it is by default). This feature allows you, for example, to insert a Custom HTML module anywhere in an Article. See [[screen.modules.edit.15\|Module Manager - New/Edit]] for information about adding modules.

	==Related Information==		==Related Information==

Dextercowley: /* Related Information */

2008-04-26T17:23:16Z

Related Information

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	==Related Information==		==Related Information==
	* [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]]		* Find and edit existing Articles: [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]]
	* [[Content editors\|Content editors]]		* Help on using TinyMCE and other editors: [[Content editors\|Content editors]]

	[[Category:DocCamp]]		[[Category:DocCamp]]

Dextercowley: /* Toolbar */

2008-04-26T17:20:52Z

Toolbar

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	[[Image:article_edit_toolbar.png]]		[[Image:article_edit_toolbar.png]]

	{{toolbaricon\|Preview}}		{{toolbaricon\|Preview}}
	{{toolbaricon\|Save}}		{{toolbaricon\|Save}}

Marieke92 at 00:06, 26 April 2008

2008-04-26T00:06:28Z

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	==Related Information==		==Related Information==
	* [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]]		* [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]]
			* [[Content editors\|Content editors]]

	[[Category:DocCamp]]		[[Category:DocCamp]]

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	==Description==		==Description==
	This is the back-end screen where you can add and edit Articles. The same screen is used for adding a new Article and editing an existing Article. You also select the Section and Category for an Article and indicate whether or not it ~~has a~~ Published ~~state or~~ is selected ~~for~~ the Front Page.		This is the back-end screen where you can add and edit Articles. The same screen is used for adding a new Article and editing an existing Article. You can also select the Section and Category for an Article and indicate whether or not it is Published and if it is selected to appear on the Front Page.

	The Article's content is edited using the default editor selected in the [[screen.users.edit.15\|User Manager - New/Edit]]. The Joomla! default editor is called TinyMCE.		The Article's content is edited using the default editor selected in the [[screen.users.edit.15\|User Manager - New/Edit]]. The Joomla! default editor is called TinyMCE.

	A number of Parameters can be set for the Article. Metadata ~~Information~~ can also be entered.		A number of Parameters can be set for the Article. Metadata can also be entered.

	==Screenshot==		==Screenshot==
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	==Quick Tips==		==Quick Tips==
	* The hierarchy of display parameters is as follows:		* The hierarchy of display parameters is as follows:
	*# Parameters - Advanced for the specific Article. A setting other than 'Use Global' here always controls the setting.		*# ''Parameters - Advanced'' for the specific Article. A setting other than 'Use Global' here always controls the setting.
	*# Parameters - Component for the Menu Item. If the Parameters - Advanced above is 'Use Global' and this setting is not 'Use Global', then this controls the setting.		*# ''Parameters - Component'' for the Menu Item. If the Parameters - Advanced above is 'Use Global' and this setting is not 'Use Global', then this controls the setting.
	*# Global Configuration settings in the Article Manager/Parameters section. Settings here only apply if both of the above are set to 'Use Global'.		*# ''Global Configuration'' settings in the Article Manager/Parameters section. Settings here only apply if both of the above are set to 'Use Global'.
	:Example: The 'Title Linkable' setting in the Article's 'Parameters - Advanced' section is set to 'Use Global'. The Menu Item is an Article Layout, and 'Title Linkable' in the 'Parameters - Component' is 'No'. The Global Configuration 'Title Linkable' is set to 'Yes'. The result will be 'Yes', since the Menu Item overrides the Global Configuration.		:Example: The 'Title Linkable' setting in the Article's 'Parameters - Advanced' section is set to 'Use Global'. The Menu Item is an Article Layout, and 'Title Linkable' in the 'Parameters - Component' is 'No'. The Global Configuration 'Title Linkable' is set to 'Yes'. The result will be 'Yes', since the Menu Item overrides the Global Configuration.
	* You can add images using either the TinyMCE Insert/Edit Image icon or the Image button below the edit area. For adding new images in an Article, it is easier to use the Image button (below the edit area). This is because it lets you browse to the image file and also lets you upload images. However, for editing an existing image, you need to use the TinyMCE icon. The Image button only supports adding new images.		* You can add images using either the TinyMCE Insert/Edit Image icon or the Image button below the edit area. For adding new images in an Article, it is easier to use the Image button (below the edit area). This is because it lets you browse to the image file and also lets you upload images. However, for editing an existing image, you need to use the TinyMCE icon. The Image button only supports adding new images.
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	==Related Information==		==Related Information==
	* ~~Find~~ and edit existing Articles: [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]]		* To find and edit existing Articles: [[screen.content.15\|Article Manager]]
	* ~~Help~~ on using TinyMCE and other editors: [[Content editors\|Content editors]]		* For help on using TinyMCE and other editors: [[Content editors\|Content editors]]

	<noinclude>{{cathelp\|1.5\|Article Manager\|Content}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{cathelp\|1.5\|Article Manager\|Content}}</noinclude>