Umbraco has the concept of 'editing in the browser' which is known as 'canvas mode' - but a user needs to be logged into the admin (/umbraco/) area first, before they can access this option - since editing content requires a login.
It should be available if you right-click on a page, there's the option to 'Edit in Canvas'.
You'll only be able to edit the area's of the page that you have properties for. Some property editors, especially custom ones, aren't suitable for canvas mode really.
(In general, I tend to avoid canvas mode for any CMS - since it's quite often a bit frustrating, even though it sounds like it should be amazing - it's still simpler to edit a few fields in the back-end!)
Editing directly on the page
HeyIs it posible to make a login directlig on the webpage so a user can edit text directly on the page instead og the /umbraco ?
Hi Bendix,
Maybe this could be a solution for you if it´s still works in version 6 of Umbraco.
http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/working-in-canvas-mode-%28formerly-known-as-live-editing%29
I have not worked with the cavas editing in Umbraco before.
/Dennis
Umbraco has the concept of 'editing in the browser' which is known as 'canvas mode' - but a user needs to be logged into the admin (/umbraco/) area first, before they can access this option - since editing content requires a login.
It should be available if you right-click on a page, there's the option to 'Edit in Canvas'.
You'll only be able to edit the area's of the page that you have properties for. Some property editors, especially custom ones, aren't suitable for canvas mode really.
(In general, I tend to avoid canvas mode for any CMS - since it's quite often a bit frustrating, even though it sounds like it should be amazing - it's still simpler to edit a few fields in the back-end!)
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