Drupal install for eniche.net going oh! so Slow!
- Working with TinyMCE
- Create a test install
- The challenge is to have (by adding) two profiles for TinyMCE. One profile allows for all input formats. This profile is for content creation only.
- The other profile is for comments. The WYSIWYG isn’t needed for this profile. Only a few (limited) HTML formats should be allowed. Smileys might be nice however.
- An aside: I wonder if smileys would be a way for Susan to grade her papers! Or at least offer feedback using a five smiley score card of some sort.
- I have found where you cand the TinyMCE settings. All and all, it is one slick program.
- Reminder to self: Be sure to document any changes to the base install fo TinyMCE.
Image Issues
I need to play around with Coppermine and / or Gallery2 bridges. Actually, the image gallery module for Drupal works quite nicely. I am really not sure if there are advantages to using Coppermine or Gallery2.
I need a way for users to select their images while in WYSIWYG. I am not sure what approach is the best. At the very least, I should give Susan something for now and re-visit and address this issue at a later date.
Node creation using CCK or using the “handmade” method? Is one ssuperior to the other?
- One thing that CCK allows you to make quite quickly are nodes containing more than 2 fields. You can have more than just a title box and a content box. This can be a good thing! This will not only answer my needs quickly, but maybe I can use it in conjuction with another module I was reading about–the one that allows you to make charts with your data. I need to revisit that module. Also, can CCK work with the Category module? If so, then that will be some slick package.
Another question I have has to do with site structure and navigation. The book module allows the user to browse one book at a time using a book block. Can I acheive the same thing with the blocks using either Category or Taxonomy?