You can't select an item type as a criterion for a collection if it is not selected to be included in search results. In the "Search settings" (/@@search-controlpanel) you can exclude certain content types from being "searched and be available in the user facing part of the site". That actually corresponds to the list of types_not_searched in site_properties. Now that list is excluded from available content types as a criterion for collections.
Achtung! Böse Falle mit YAML und Listen im Internet Explorer 6! Folgender Code steht in der iehacks.css und gilt für den IE6.
Ich hatte deswegen jetzt schon ein zweites Mal Probleme.
As usual with browser bugs and hacks this took me a while to find out.
I have an unordered list with complex items like floats and stuff. This list is supposed to hide when I click on a button by slowly decreasing its height. I use jQuery's slideToggle for that.
Problem: In Internet Explorer 6 the content (or parts of it) is hidden after the list is shown (slid down).
The only thing I found was a blog post saying you shouldn't use any positioning there.
Plone has multiple ways of excluding a content object from the navigation:
idsNotToList in portal_properties/navtree_propertiesmetaTypesNotToList in portal_properties/navtree_propertiesThis works fine but the item is still displayed in the navigation tree if it's the current item (the one you're currently viewing). This may have a reason (usability?) but it is not what I want in some cases.
I'm using Apple's iPhoto to organize my private photographs and Drupal is what comes to my mind first when there's need for a web-based solution. Having lots of pictures from a recent trip I want to show people I started thinking about some kind of web gallery. Being a developer I need to come up with something fancier than just some stock gallery product like Gallery2 (actually I don't really know that product so bear with me). I did some research and found some article about different approaches to build photo galleries in Drupal and also a nice video tutorial. I've used image module and gallery module before but the flexibility that CCK extended by imagefield and imagecache and views seem to offer is just too tempting.
Installiert man Ubuntu zum ersten Mal auf einem Windows-Rechner ist die Auswahl bei der Partitionierung der Festplatte meist einfach: erste Partition verkleinern und den freigewordenen Platz zur Installation nutzen. Wenn man wie ich aber schon zum hundertsten Male (oder zum zweiten Mal) eine Linux-Distribution auf so einem Rechner installiert, möchte man den irgendwann mal erstellten Bereich jenseits von Windows nutzen.
Ubuntu (hier 8.10) mag es meiner Erfahrung nach nicht so, wenn es außer der Windows-Partition noch weitere gibt (die überschrieben werden sollen).