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Plone 3.0 User Manual

This Reference Manual applies to: Plone 3.0.x
This Reference Manual is intended for: End Users

A User Manual for Plone content creators and managers.

All content on one page (useful for printing, presentation mode etc.)

  1. Introduction
    1. Conceptual Overview
    2. Visual Design of Plone Web Sites
    3. Plone User Accounts and Roles
    4. Logging In
    5. Setting Your Preferences
    6. Your Dashboard
  2. Adding Content
    1. Adding Folders
    2. What's in a Web Name?
    3. Adding Images
    4. Adding Pages
    5. Adding Files
    6. Adding Links
    7. Adding Events
    8. Adding News Items
    9. Setting Basic Properties
    10. Restricting Types in a Folder
    11. Preparing Images for the Web
  3. Managing Content
    1. Cutting, Copying and Pasting Items
    2. Editing Content
    3. Folder View
    4. Folder Contents
    5. Reordering Items
    6. Previous - Next Links
    7. Deleting Items
    8. Automatic Locking and Unlocking
    9. Working Copy
    10. Versioning
  4. Using Collections
    1. Organization of Content
    2. Adding Collections
    3. Collection Connections
  5. Publication, Workflow, and Collaboration
    1. Basic Publication States
    2. Advanced Control
    3. Workflow Policies
    4. Collaboration through Sharing
  6. Next Steps
    1. Other Useful Basic Documentation
    2. From User to Site Administrator and Beyond
by JoAnna Springsteen last modified September 7, 2007 - 16:47
Contributors: JoAnna Springsteen, Martin Aspeli, Jon Baldivieso, Andrew Burkhalter, Sam Knox, Jon Stahl, Jeff Pittman, Esther Schindler, Rob Stevenson, Darci Hanning
All content is copyright Plone Foundation and the individual contributors.

Example 3

Posted by Robert Herzog at January 12, 2008 - 17:50
I am really sorry that this Howto abruptly stops precisely where I expected to have it assist me, namely the "example 3: allowing other users to review and publish items"
Robert

Hint: very similar to allowing others to edit

Posted by Jeremy McMillan at July 10, 2008 - 01:27
The editor role allows others to edit, but cannot review/publish submitted content. Give the "reviewer" role to the people whom you expect to review/publish content edited by someone else.

Publishing Licence - Translation

Posted by Laurent Lacote at July 17, 2008 - 13:29
Hi, i'd like to translate the Plone 3.0 User Manual in french, but i couldn't find the licence under which it was created.

Who should i contact to have this information ?
Additionnaly, in case of such a thing wouldn't have been already decided, i suggest either the GNU Free Document Licence, or CC-by-sa, or Art Libre licence.

Thanks in advance for your answers.

Laurent Lacôte

Other questions

Posted by Laurent Lacote at July 17, 2008 - 16:56
Hi again, i found the answer to my question in the Documentation forums (by the way, it would be useful to provide this information in the "homepage" of the Documentation Section). I still have a few questions i need answers to :

- to respect the "by" part of the CC Licence, do i have to add the names of all the contributors ? And are they all indicated in this page ? Or can i just quote the Plone Foundation ?

- can i publish it anywhere ?

I know that these questions may seem stupid, but i prefer that than to do things in the wrong way...^^

Thanks in advance !

Regards,


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