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Question: Abstract ≠ Content? #52

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creimers opened this issue Nov 9, 2014 · 2 comments
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Question: Abstract ≠ Content? #52

creimers opened this issue Nov 9, 2014 · 2 comments

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@creimers
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creimers commented Nov 9, 2014

I'm playing around with djangocms-blog and I like it. However, I run into questions.

When adding a blog post, there's an abstract field. It's content is nicely displayed for each single items on the blog list view. On a blog item's view, however, this text is not displayed. Is it that I manually have to define the blog item's content on the respective item's page?

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yakky commented Nov 10, 2014

djangocms-blog by default uses django-cms placeholders to handle content. As in django-cms 3 placeholders can only be managed from the frontend you must go to the blog post on the public site after adding it to edit content.
Or you can switch to a more "traditional" layout by setting BLOG_USE_PLACEHOLDER=False which enables a simple text field in the admin.

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Thank you.

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