This package adds a column layout that allows the local assignment of portlets that will display in that column.
Buildout
Add collective.collage.portlets to ‘eggs’ parameter of your [buildout] section
Setup
Install the add-on by running the included generic setup profile.
Usage
To add portlets to a column, select the “Portlets” column layout. Portlets can then be added, removed and reordered right from the “Manage page” screen.
Credits
Malthe Borch <mborch@gmail.com>
This project was funded by the University of Leicester.
Changelog
0.3.1 (released 06/19/2011)
Fixed issue: Extra whitespace at top of portlet column if there are no content/alias items to be rendered. (Now checking for content/alias items presence first) [rockdj]
0.3 (released 03/01/2010)
Fixed issue : Unauthorized error on portlet column access (error on access to portlet view class methods) [tdesvenain]
0.2 (released 02/08/2010)
Compatibility with Zope 2.12.
Support for automatic configuration.
0.1 (released 06/25/2009)
Initial public release.
4 maintainers
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