Is it possible to remove the ability to edit the page title especially with double clicking it in the pagetree, for users which should be able to enable and disable pages?
When unchecking the "Edit Page" Property in the Access Module, they can't enable and disable the page, also when removing the pages table in the Accesslist "Tables (modify)" in the Backend Users Module.
Not sure, because it's an unusual case, but maybe it could be solved by configuring the title field as an Excludefield.
But that would disallow editing this field at all - not only in the page tree.
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This should be a really simple thing that for some reason I can get to work.
I have an MS Word document which has a drop-down field. If I double-click it - a dialog comes up to add or remove things from the drop-down field.
I just need to be able to get out of this mode so that the drop-down field behaves like it should from a user's point-of-view rather than from a design point-of-view. Basically I just need it to display the items rather than a dialog to allow me to add and remove the items.
According to what I've read, it looks like I should be able to do this by going to Developer, and then toggling the Design Mode button. This doesn't work; whether the Design Mode button is on or off I still can't get it to just act like a drop-down.
Thanks much
It sounds like you're using a legacy form field dropdown. For those to operate as a dropdown, you must protect the document for forms:
On the Developer tab, click on Restrict Editing. The Restrict Editing task pane opens.
In the task pane, check the box beside Allow only this type of editing in the document.
In the next dropdown, choose Filling in forms.
Click on Yes, Start Enforcing Protection.
Protected forms don't allow text to be edited in protected sections. In those areas, only form fields allow you to enter text. If that's too restrictive, look into Content Controls, which don't require document protection.
I'm using Drupal version 8.6.10 with the default Bartik theme.
I created a new content type called Post and I would the change position of the "Save" and "Preview" buttons of the form used when creating a new Post.
Actually these buttons are shown immediately after the Title as you can see in the following picture:
Instead I want them to be shown at the end of the form.
These are the Post manage display settings:
I don't understand why this doesn't happen with the default content types provided by drupal (Article and Basic Page) but only with the content types I add.
How can I change that?
You probably disabled the title position at some point and then re-enabled it without consideration for the position. The 'Manage display' setting you mentioned does not handle the positioning of the form element, it is meant for when you view content in read mode.
To resolve this, go to the 'Manage form display' tab of the specific content type and re-order the position of the title field (e.g. at the top of the field list).
The problem is the folowing:
I have one list that shows up on 6 diferent forms using content types.
I have to show a name for each different form but have no idea how to do it.
I tryed googling but no luck there.
If I had 6 diferent forms I would solve it but i must use this because of the related workflows.
You have 6 content types in one list ? And you want to show some name depending on content type ?
If this is your case then you can add Content Editor Web Part or Script Editor Web Part to default forms (New, Edit, Display). This web part will contain javascript code.
Javascript code on form load will get content type id query string parameter from URL and render necessary name depending on this content type id.
Go to your library, and from the ribbon choose Library Settings
From the Settings page General Settings column choose the Advanced Settings Link
From the Advanced Settings page choose the Yes radio button for the Allow Management of Content Types option, and then click OK
From the Settings page, in the Content Type panel, choose Add from Existing Content Types
From the Add Content Types add the Content Types you want to use on your page and click OK
From the Settings page, in the Content Type panel, choose Change new button order and default content type
From the Change New Button Order page ensure all your content types have the Visible box checked (this makes the Content Types useable in the list) and then click OK
Now go back to your normal list view and from the ribbon choose New Document - you should see all your Content Type forms listed
I would like to add two optional properties for every page in sulu, the name of a menu-icon and an additional long title for every menu-item. I thought the best place to add those would be the "Settings" tab which shows up when editing an individual page in the admin, underneath the "Show page in" option.
Is there any way to add my own fields to this tab, or do i have to make it an individual property in every page-template? And why isn't the mandatory page-title an option like "Show in page" which doesn't require inclusion in individual page-templates?
We already thought about removing the title from the structure, but it grow that way, and it is not that easy to remove. Apart from that we are not sure if we want that at all, because this way you can place the title in the form where ever you want.
And it is currently not possible to easily add fields to the settings tab. Either you add them to the content tab using the XML files, or you create an own tab for your data as described in the documentation.
I am pretty new in Typo3 world (I came from Joomla and WordPress) and I have a doubt related to well understand what is the difference between disable a page and hide the page in the menu in Typo3.
I have create a new test page and I don't want that now it appears in my left main menu.
So I click on the Access tab of this page settings and I tick the Hide (In Menus) "checkbox" so the page exist (I can access and see it using its URL) but don't appear in my main menu.
This is pretty simple but, near to the previous options, I also find the Disable (Page) checkbox. So I have try to tick this checkbox (instead of Hide (In Menus)) and happens something that I did not expect:
My test page appear again in my left main menu (I have no hide it but if I thought that if I disable a page, it is as if this page does not exist, evidently the typo3 operating logic is different from what I expect)
If, in my left main menu, I click on my test page link: the page is open but on the right top corner on the page appear to me the following textual message PREVIEW!
What it mean? I am logged as administrator, maybe the normal visitor can't see the disabled pages whereas administrator\editor see these pages? Or what?
Tnx
Andrea
Disable page = Nobody can see the page. The page is removed from the menu and it can't be accessed with the URL. You see it because you're logged into the backend. That is also why you see the red sticker 'Preview', because it is a preview.
Hide in menu = Page is hidden from the menu and the sitemap, however, it can be accessed with the URL.
Check the following documentation:
http://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/GettingStartedTutorial/
There is a very short mapping between TYPO3 and Joomla:
TYPO3 "disable" = Joomla "Unpublish Article"
TYPO3 "hide" = Joomla "Unpublish Menu Item"
Cheers,
S.