> A bit of  curly one guys but I'm thinking outside the square again. Is
> it possible to have a floating content library zone that could be
> inserted into an editable region? What I mean by floating is it isn't
> fixed to any specific area on a site but rather can be fed into an
> editable area using a % code.

> I have some content that is seasonal and I want specific items to feed
> into an editable region in a template at the beginning of each month.
> I've tried setting this up as a news item and an event item, but when
> they feed in, they also feed in the title in text and the date and the
> archived news link underneath, which I don't want.

> I've done what I want on my new home page by creating a zone there and
> it works well, but I don't to create another fixed content library
> zone, I want the flexibility to change it if need be, so was thinking
> if it was possible to create a floating zone that could be displayed
> with a code, similar to the % siteflex codes used elsewhere.

> regards
> Victoria Hansenhttp://www.bitesizecooking.com

-----Original Message-----
From: siteflex@googlegroups.com [mailto:siteflex@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Dr Siteflex
Sent: Thursday, 1 October 2009 9:32 AM
To: Siteflex
Subject: Siteflex Google Group: Re: Zoneflex Code

Hi Victoria,

It would be possible to insert a Content Group into a Content Area,
but often you'll find these Content Groups require specific styling.

Another suggestion - which is currently possible - is you can modify
News/Events/Blog to display in different ways - without dates /
links / whatever. Although this will be most often be customised on a
template-level rather than a content-level.

-Doc

On Sep 30, 3:00 pm, vichans <vlc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A bit of  curly one guys but I'm thinking outside the square again. Is
> it possible to have a floating content library zone that could be
> inserted into an editable region? What I mean by floating is it isn't
> fixed to any specific area on a site but rather can be fed into an
> editable area using a % code.

> I have some content that is seasonal and I want specific items to feed
> into an editable region in a template at the beginning of each month.
> I've tried setting this up as a news item and an event item, but when
> they feed in, they also feed in the title in text and the date and the
> archived news link underneath, which I don't want.

> I've done what I want on my new home page by creating a zone there and
> it works well, but I don't to create another fixed content library
> zone, I want the flexibility to change it if need be, so was thinking
> if it was possible to create a floating zone that could be displayed
> with a code, similar to the % siteflex codes used elsewhere.

> regards
> Victoria Hansenhttp://www.bitesizecooking.com

> What if the styling was done in Dreamweaver, would it hold when bought into
> siteflex. I notice now when I bring in a table from Dreamweaver, it adopts
> the site CSS and loses whatever I do in Dreamweaver. Is it possible then to
> have a content group that ahs no CSS so I could control this?

> And in relation to modifying news/blogs/events, can I specify what aspects I
> don't want to display, for example, no date, no pages or archived views
> link, just heading and content?

> To execute this, is it just a matter of requesting it?

> regards
> Victoria
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: siteflex@googlegroups.com [mailto:siteflex@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
> Of Dr Siteflex
> Sent: Thursday, 1 October 2009 9:32 AM
> To: Siteflex
> Subject: Siteflex Google Group: Re: Zoneflex Code

> Hi Victoria,

> It would be possible to insert a Content Group into a Content Area,
> but often you'll find these Content Groups require specific styling.

> Another suggestion - which is currently possible - is you can modify
> News/Events/Blog to display in different ways - without dates /
> links / whatever. Although this will be most often be customised on a
> template-level rather than a content-level.

> -Doc

> On Sep 30, 3:00 pm, vichans <vlc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > A bit of  curly one guys but I'm thinking outside the square again. Is
> > it possible to have a floating content library zone that could be
> > inserted into an editable region? What I mean by floating is it isn't
> > fixed to any specific area on a site but rather can be fed into an
> > editable area using a % code.

> > I have some content that is seasonal and I want specific items to feed
> > into an editable region in a template at the beginning of each month.
> > I've tried setting this up as a news item and an event item, but when
> > they feed in, they also feed in the title in text and the date and the
> > archived news link underneath, which I don't want.

> > I've done what I want on my new home page by creating a zone there and
> > it works well, but I don't to create another fixed content library
> > zone, I want the flexibility to change it if need be, so was thinking
> > if it was possible to create a floating zone that could be displayed
> > with a code, similar to the % siteflex codes used elsewhere.

> > regards
> > Victoria Hansenhttp://www.bitesizecooking.com