unfortunaly it’s too hard for me to experiment such improvements. Especially for the mod_rewrite whitch make this very interesting engine unsusable for me. Too bad.
So I’ll keep an eye for the next releases.
You have there a very very good idea, simple to understand and to use.
The main goal is to have Template Blocks working online and offline equally well.
If you want , you can freely experiment - implementing it on a release might take longer as we are noting the feedback from other web designers…
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Bugs:
- The dropdown menus appear to be over the loading rollover in IE 6.
- Loading blocks for editing have the <script> tags removed.
New Features:
- Nested blocks in template layouts
- When creating a new section you can select the parent section
- An image repository interface (so the user can control the contents of “assets/images” through the cp)
- Ability to have more than one template assigned to each external script.
- Ability to make a section private (until you have finalized the content)
Improvements
- Better text editor for the content area.
- In the blocks edit page: when changing the type, the content should be changed accordingly (for example insert < ?php...?> brackets for a php block…)
- Mark which blocks are not used by any template in the blocks list.
- The file extension can be selected in the website settings (probably 3rd part) and not have all three (.html, .htm, .php) applied to every section.