I think that you just create a new document type called e.g text page, or use the document type for the textpage if you already have on., Then you need to create a tempate for the textpage, and it will happens automatatlly if you don´t removed the tick creating matching temple when you creates the document type for the page.
In the tmeplate for the new page then you need to perhaps, inhert from a master template so your new page, get the same base layout as the rest of your blog, and then you need to add your HTML markup, and pull out the data from Umbraco.
Hope this helps, if not keep asking your questions.
I know what you wrote ( I use Umbraco from 1.0 ) but I don't understand how integrate into Articulate template because I don't see any template or partial view.
The document types lives in Umbraco bul you can find all the partial views and the stuff that belongs to Articulate package in the \App_Plugins\Articulate in your Umbraco installation, there you will find the partial views. And in the themes folder you can find more partial views foreach theme \App_Plugins\Articulate\Themes
Thanks, Biagio, but that doesn't help resolve my issue nor the issue in the original post. Were you able to create new pages (not nodes) under the Articulate node? If so, how did you do it?
How to add a page not a post. How?
How to add a content page?
Hi Biagio,
I think that you just create a new document type called e.g text page, or use the document type for the textpage if you already have on., Then you need to create a tempate for the textpage, and it will happens automatatlly if you don´t removed the tick creating matching temple when you creates the document type for the page.
When you have done this then add some properties to the document type, http://www.umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/implementor/fundamentals/document-types/properties/ and if it should be possible to create pages under post for instance then you need to allow the page as a child to the post document type. http://www.umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/implementor/fundamentals/document-types/allowed-child-nodetypes/
In the tmeplate for the new page then you need to perhaps, inhert from a master template so your new page, get the same base layout as the rest of your blog, and then you need to add your HTML markup, and pull out the data from Umbraco.
Hope this helps, if not keep asking your questions.
/Dennis
Hi, Dennis
I know what you wrote ( I use Umbraco from 1.0 ) but I don't understand how integrate into Articulate template because I don't see any template or partial view.
Hi Biagio,
The document types lives in Umbraco bul you can find all the partial views and the stuff that belongs to Articulate package in the \App_Plugins\Articulate in your Umbraco installation, there you will find the partial views. And in the themes folder you can find more partial views foreach theme \App_Plugins\Articulate\Themes
Perhaps the documentation can help you a step further. https://github.com/Shazwazza/Articulate/wiki
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Ah, ok. So they are not accessible from control panel because they are not into standard folders.
Something tells me that what Dennis is suggesting does not work with Articulate.
Does anyone else have input on this almost 2 year old issue?
I want to simply create a new page under Articulate that sorts all posts by date and is automatically routed within Articulate.
This a my site with integration of Umbraco plus Articulate http://www.volaresereni.it/
Thanks, Biagio, but that doesn't help resolve my issue nor the issue in the original post. Were you able to create new pages (not nodes) under the Articulate node? If so, how did you do it?
No. I worked on template integration. I create a normal Umbraco website with Articulate as a child.
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