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TutorialsCustomising the WYSYWIG editor (TinyMCE)
24 July 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
TweetThe default install of SilverStripe contains an array of buttons for the TinyMCE HTML editor. However usually your client will need some extra functionality or you may want to keep things simple for them by removing some of the buttons. As of SilverStripe 2.3.2 this is very easy and can be achieved by adding some code to the _config.php file.
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SnippetsRemoving an Item From the Main CMS Menu
3 July 2009 | |
TweetIf you want to remove an item from the CMSTopMenu without making it inaccessible you can add this line to your _config.php file:
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SnippetsSpice up Your CMS Sitetree
27 August 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
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So you have created your own page types, but they all look the same in your CMS site tree. Time to make them more recognizable!
This is quite easy, but it can make your site tree a lot more attractive.
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TutorialsAdd flexible MetaTags control to Pages
15 January 2011 | | | Supports v2.4
TweetWhen you display DataObjects as if they are a single Page or use a Page Action to display a different view of the same Page, by default your MetaTags are the same as the tags you entered in the CMS.
One way to change the MetaTags dynamicly is to add a lot of template controls to display different MetaTags for each view, but you can get a lot more flexibility by overriding the SiteTree MetaTags function in your Page_Controller.
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SnippetsSilverStripe developer bookmarklets
2 April 2012 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
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Here are some handy dynamic bookmarklets for your browser for one click access to things like rebuilding the database, flushing the cache and accessing the CMS!
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TutorialsUse Markdown format with SilverStripe
6 May 2012 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
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If you are sick of fumbling with TinyMCE but still want a way to include editable HTML styled content fields in the CMS then Markdown may be the answer.
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BlogVote Now! - March Site of the Month
14 March 2011 | |
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So here they are (finally) the best 5 entries from this month, and there are some crackers! Let the voting commense!
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SnippetsHide pages in Sitetree that a user can't edit
15 September 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
Tweet Sometimes you want to hide pages in the Sitetree that members logged into the CMS don't have permission to edit. This is really simple in because they already have a css style applied to them you can just hide that class. You need to include this snippet in your typography.css file so that it is included in the CMS. Continue reading... -
SnippetsCreate and use a Permission code
18 April 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
TweetHave you wanted to add an extra permission code that you can add to groups and then use that to test whether a particular user has that permission? Here's how it's done. The permission code it self is added via the Controller class, then you use a permission check anywhere in your site code to check the current user. Like so:
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TutorialsAutofill MetaDescription and MetaKeywords on page save
28 July 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
TweetMost of my customers don't want to add meta info manually, so I add an onBeforeWrite() function to update the Meta Description field and count the keyword density of the content with a separate function and add these keywords to the Meta Keywords fields when a page is saved.
In my humble SEO opinion every page needs an unique Meta Description. Keywords seems to be less important for search engines, but why not add them automatically anyway! The function counts how many times each word exist in the Content, order the words by occurrence and glues the words to a comma separated string. In this function only words with more then 4 characters are counted, but you can adjust that if you like.
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