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I am a 35 year old American living and working here in the small town of Verdalsøra, Norway.

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Adding Content Templates to CKEditor for Plone 4

Posted by: david on des. 14 2010 @ kl. 19.14

After many hours of playing around with a local copy of Plone 4, I finally found out where the configuration files are located.

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Category: Plone - Content Management System

Plone: Move Viewlets to a new Viewlet Manager

Posted by: david on okt. 15 2010 @ kl. 12.13

These are my own notes on how I moved the Breadcrumb Viewlet from the PortalTop ViewletManager to the AboveContent ViewletManager

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Category: Plone - Content Management System

Installing Plone 4.0 RC1 on my MacBook Pro running Snow Leopard

Posted by: david on aug. 29 2010 @ kl. 17.52

I want to install Plone locally to start developing my own Plone Products. So far the process is not very well documented, so here is my step-by-step version for newbies.

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Category: Plone - Content Management System

Plone 3 Intranets - a decent how to manual for web designers

Posted by: david on aug. 25 2010 @ kl. 14.53

I recently picked up a book about how to use Plone CMS for small to medium sized businesses.

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Category: Plone - Content Management System

Plone 3.0 - Templates and Skins, all held together by rubberbands.

Posted by: david on feb. 26 2009 @ kl. 10.33

Plone is a HUGE system which was obviously planned by programmers. Trying to move sections/viewlets around in the templates is not impossible, but not something a designer can do from the /@@manage-viewlets interface.

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Category: Plone - Content Management System

Plone 3.0 templates: Customizing the document actions

Posted by: david on feb. 13 2009 @ kl. 18.35

In Plone 2.5, the document actions (print this, send this), are located at the top of each page as a link with an icon. In Plone 3.0 the document actions are now at the bottom of the page as a link without an icon.