Introduction
This is a Add-On product for Products.Collage. The purpose of collective.collage.rssdocument is to display RSSDocuments inside a Collage.
RSSDocument lives inside iservices.rssdocument. It is a dynamic RSS content-type for plone. It embedds a few items from a RSS feed in the main_content area using the zRSSFeed jQuery plugin.
Usage
Install this product using Buildout, or a similar method, and then start up your Plone instance. The ZCML configuration will automatically get picked up and register these additional views for your Collage content.
You should install iservices.rssdocument on your site in order for this Collage view to be useful. Then insert or link a RSSDocument inside your collage. Don’t forget to publish your RSSDocument
Credits
zRSSFeed jQuery Plugin has been made by Zazar Ltd. All rights reserved. http://www.zazar.net/developers/zrssfeed/
Noe Nieto <tzicatl@gmail.com> Erik Rivera <erik.river@gmail.com>
iservices.rssdocument has been made by iServices de Mexico.
Changelog
0.1dev (unreleased)
Initial release
Created from paster template
1 maintainer
Metadata
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