I want to create a new content type with a number of different fields, but I don't want them to be HTML blobs. Is there a way to just have the fields simple text (i.e. 255 character limit) without a huge textarea gobbling up screen real estate every time I want to edit it? It seems like it's overkill to force every field to be a huge textarea when I really just need to enter in a couple words here or there.
Thanks.
can content types have something other than blobs?
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westis
Re: can content types have something other than blobs?
Try {content block='name' oneline=true}
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sabernar
Re: can content types have something other than blobs?
Excellent!
Is this documented somewhere? I looked all over for something like this and couldn't find it. It seems like an important feature that many people would be interested in. It should be somewhere noticeable.
Is this documented somewhere? I looked all over for something like this and couldn't find it. It seems like an important feature that many people would be interested in. It should be somewhere noticeable.
Re: can content types have something other than blobs?
i use it for the title to content blocks... never knew it would make just a small block for a few words, was thinking it had to be the block title DUH!
{content block='block1title' oneline='true'}
{content block='block1'}
{content block='block1title' oneline='true'}
{content block='block1'}
Re: can content types have something other than blobs?
Technically, it's located in the help for the content tag. Though, I'm sure most people aren't reading that since it's a bit buried.
Re: can content types have something other than blobs?
yea, who's going to look at the content tag help (looking at his stupid self DUH!)
you just put the tag in your page and go to town 


