Introduction
Occhiello is an italian word taken from journalism that can be translated as half title.
Plone integration
This add-on enable a new field (half-title) for all Plone content types, displayed before title.
It’s a simple text line that can be used for an introduction text to be read before the title (commonly it introduce the document, but it’s not detailed as the abstract/description).
Content types
You can select the set of types where to add the field to from the Plone control panel.
Field is displayed through a viewlet, so no content view customization is needed.
Credits
Developed with the support of S. Anna Hospital, Ferrara; S. Anna Hospital supports the PloneGov initiative.
Authors
This product was developed by RedTurtle Technology team.
Changelog
2.0.1 (2014-10-28)
Fixed issue with calling @@manage-viewlets [keul]
2.0 (2012-11-28)
First public release
Now using archetypes.schemaextender
Moved source from legacy code
Release files for ospfe.occhiello 2.0.1
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Release files / ospfe.occhiello-2.0.1.zip
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