Dreaming of a perfect SDN web log editor, part II
In the previous web log you saw how a Dreamweaver template could be installed for creating SDN web logs. In this part, I will elaborate on the editing.
Step 1:
Create a new page. Instead of using the general templates, choose the SDN template. Make sure you’re in the Design view.
Step 2:
You will notice that can’t edit anything outside the title and the web log content itself.
Create your web log, but make sure that you follow The 1-2-3 Steps To Producing a Weblog on the layout.
Eventually check the spelling (Shift + F7) and save it if needed.
Step 3:
Switch to Code view. You will notice that only the editable regions are not grayed out.
Create a web log the usual way. Copy everything between and and paste it in the web log form.
Step 4:
Publish it. That’s it. That wasn’t difficult, was it?
Seriously though, Another nice set of wbelogs on using integration with SDN!!
Craig
Just use standard wiki syntax plus some custom defined elements for code examples etc.
Example
== wiki blog( ==
=== Introduction ===
Bla bla bla
{{code}{
for element in lists
puts element
end}
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Of course this comment will probably be horribly formated and with no way to change it 🙂
As soon as SDN Meets Labs is over in Walldorf and I have some sanity back in my inbox we will tackle the Weblogging system with new enthusiasm 🙂
See you in Walldorf, Mark.
P.S. Thanks for the Dreamweaver plug in Eddy, you have to show it to me next week, I didn't get it running on my machine. Probably user error.