XF 1.0 Pages

Pages allow you to manage simple content in the node tree. Find out more here:

http://xenforo.com/community/pages/example-page/

The node list display could do with some improvements. We have some ideas about that.

The exact look of the auto-generated navigation is a work-in-progress as well. :)
 
It's quite a basic page with just some text, a few images and a FB block.

Code:
<div class="baseHtml messageText"> 

<div style="float: right; margin-left: 10px">
<fb:like-box href="http://www.facebook.com/xenforo" width="292" connections="10" stream="true" header="true"></fb:like-box></div>

<p>This is an example page. It sits in the tree structure along with your forums and categories. We call this the "node tree", as it's not focused on forums. Right now, you can include categories, forums, pages, and "link forums", which are really just arbitrary redirects.</p>

<p>A page is primarily designed as a way to include custom, mostly static content in your forum. You have full access to HTML and the entire XenForo template syntax, including some default variables (like info for the user that's browsing). It's not designed to rival a CMS or a portal.</p>

<p>Putting it in the node tree automatically gives it the correct breadcrumb structure. More significantly, the page automatically gains access to the node tree's permissions system. You can specify permissions on the page itself or let them inherit from a parent node. If you deny access to a page, all child nodes (of any type) will be denied as well.</p>

<p>While it sits in the node tree, it doesn't have to show up in the hierarchy. All nodes have the option to not show up in the list, but they're still accessible if the URL is known. The breadcrumb will still work even when the page isn't shown in the list.</p>

<img src="http://xenforo.com/xenforo-250x100.png" style="float: left; margin-right: 10px" />

<p>Have a look at the URL. Notice that there's no ID in it. This is an option for all node types, <s>though it's only exposed for pages now</s> and is currently available for pages and forums.</p>

<p>You might've also noted the navigation that's on the left here. That's auto-generated, depending on whether you want it to include siblings, children, or neither; if you choose neither, you can still build it manually. I've chosen siblings and children to show it off. :)</p>

<p>Finally, there's some page info in the bottom right, like publishing date and views.</p>

<a href="http://xenforo.com/community/threads/the-signs-are-now-showing.2657/" style="float: left; margin-right: 10px;" title="We &lt;3 XenForo images by Shelley"><img src="/images/ilovexf/5.png" alt="I love XenForo" style="border: none" /></a>

<p>Hopefully you can think of some uses!</p>

</div>

<div style="clear:both; height: 20px"></div>
 
some additional breadcrumbs aimed code left out, PLUS, there is an ordered list of some kind too. Also, at the bottom right hand there is a published date and number of visitors to the page.

peace
 
The node navigation and publication details are added automatically, depending on the options selected when creating the page and any parent, sibling, and child nodes.
 
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do you have anything to offer that does not require for me to join another xenforo site... thanx for your hard work, but I am logged into xenforo support site. can be please please keep our discussion here in THIS thread.

He did keep the discussion here...he was pointing to resources that he doesn't post here. The way he posted a link to his site would be no different than someone else linking something else in a post...the conversation all still takes place here.
 
the breadcrumbs are not updated...
All Pages are in the /pages root.

There is no other option or configurable setting.

In the same way that all threads are in /threads and all posts are in /posts.

The breadcrumbs do however reflect the node hierarchy.
 
All Pages are in the /pages root.

There is no other option or configurable setting.

In the same way that all threads are in /threads and all posts are in /posts.

OK.. let me regroup here .. I have learned good things about pages today.

I will examine xenforo sample page more closely... you are also using links for nodes?
 
He did keep the discussion here...he was pointing to resources that he doesn't post here. The way he posted a link to his site would be no different than someone else linking something else in a post...the conversation all still takes place here.

his entire discussion takes place at ragtek.org .. what are you looking at?
give me some slack, just had a cardiac event three days ago....
 
I wish there was a way to group pages with their siblings and child nodes into multiple groups... right night everything is all inclusive if you list the node .. I would prefer where each page could have its own separate grouping or not.
 
his entire discussion takes place at ragtek.org .. what are you looking at?
give me some slack, just had a cardiac event three days ago....
All I am saying is he suggested it here and linked it from his site because he already has it posted there. I think he did the right thing by not making this thread all about his mod..he was just making a suggestion it looked like.

No harm No foul.

Sorry about your heart.
 
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