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Package inpage-modules
Short Description Adds module blocks to a SilverStripe website.
License MIT
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In Page Content Modules
Alternative method to define content in the CMS, either replacing or amending SilverStripe's core "page type" system. Allows authors to insert "content modules" into a page as separate items, which enables more flexible content structures both for sidebar-style content and flexible main content areas.
Features
- Define your own content modules by subclassing
ContentModule - Sort modules via drag'n'drop
- Save module drafts and publish independently of the parent page
- List all used modules in a separate admin interface, and view their history
- Reuse content modules on multiple pages by saving them to a library
- Built-in modules: Text, Image (incl. cropping), related pages
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Installation
Install the module into a inpage-modules\ folder inside the webroot.
With composer - composer require webtorque7/inpage-modules
Then add the ContentModule_PageExtension class to either your base Page class or select subclasses.
In your template (e.g. themes/<yourtheme>/templates/Layout/Page.ss) you can loop through
modules, and have them render with their own templates:
Templates
Create a template with same name as the module e.g. ImageModule.ss. Uses the same template
inheritance model as SiteTree objects to get the template. By convention it is a good idea to
add module templates to themes/<yourtheme>/templates/modules
Multiple Sections
Multiple sections for modules can be added to a page creating a new base class e.g. SideBarModule and setting up a many_many relationship
Make sure to add the Sort field. To simplify getting the sorted modules you can overwrite the many many function
Visual Editor
A new feature is the visual editor. This adds the ability to edit modules while viewing the page. The editor is presented with a preview and can click on a module to edit. This includes header and footer modules if it has been setup.
Access to this feature needs to be added manually. A simple way of doing this is by adding a button to the page form
To use header and footer modules you must enable it in the config
Header modules shoule inherit from HeaderBaseModule, and footer modules should inherit from FooterBaseModule. The default modules can be set in the site config (Settings) in CMS. The default modules can be disabled per page in the Settings tab of the page.
