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--- services:pvw:conf:site [2015/03/17 17:09]
eric [Pages]
+++ services:pvw:conf:site [2015/03/17 17:22]
eric [Custom Pages]
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 ===== Custom Pages =====
-If you need to create others pages, you can define them with any HTML content you need. You just have to create the page definition in the //pages// array, and enable it in the //pages_on// array of the corresponding section.
+If you need to create "custom" pages, you may define these using any HTML content as needed. You simply need to create the page definition in the //pages// array and enable them from the //pages_on// array in the corresponding section.
-Example:
+Example :
 <code php>
 $pvw_conf['pages']['about']['our_jobs']['title']       ="Jobs at MyCompany";
-$pvw_conf['pages']['about']['our_jobs']['content']     ="We are hiring a cool developper";
+$pvw_conf['pages']['about']['our_jobs']['content']     ="We're hiring a cool developper";
 $pvw_conf['pages_on']['about']     =array('company','our_jobs','contact');
 </code>
-In this example we created the //our_jobs// page, linked from the about section at the url /about/our_jobs.
+In this example we created an //our_jobs// page, linked from the about section at the url : /about/our_jobs.
-Note: the page index name (//our_jobs// in the example) must NOT be one of the factory page, else it would be ignored. Therefore as we will regulary add new factory pages with some unique index name, we advice you to choose an index name that will never match one of the future factory page name. Prefixing it my your company name or with //custom_// (or //our_// like in the example) would certainly be an update-proof name.
+Note : The page index name (//our_jobs// in this example) must NOT be one of the factory default pages as it would be ignored. Moreover, as we will regulary add new factory pages with unique index name, we advice that you choose index names that will never match future factory page names. You may therefore want to Prefix pages using "my company" name or use //custom_// or //our_// as shown in the example above) which would certainly be a good update-safe name to use.
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