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Necessary features and bug
- Development
Posted by Remco Brink (Friday September 22 2000 @ 11:31AM EDT) views: 200 |
One definate necessity for phpweblog is the ability to define _where_ a block is going to show up.
At the moment I have my home-brewn blocks on the right side of the screen, while I have my siteblocks on the left side. However, any RDF backends that i add will show up above top 5 stories and poll results. I clearly don't want this.
Another thing: any "complete pages" that I include, I would like to have in a block on the side, instead of included in the top menubar as things are currently.
As far as the bug is concerned: the "older stories" block displays all story entries as a seperate entry, instead of nicely grouped by day (as on this site). Anyone got a clue why that might be happening?
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By Remco Brink (Friday September 22 2000 @ 01:58PM EDT)
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and yeah, ofcourse it's quite easy to hack the block.inc.php file and make the userblocks show up last. But a configuration option for it would be nice ofcourse :)
More features: ability to disable the "topics" block on the left, without immediately disabling the option to sort your stories under a topic (since you can still add the images to a story).
Dynamic "Top" block. I like top 10 a lot better than top 5 =)
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By kevin (Friday September 22 2000 @ 06:10PM EDT)
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Yeah. Slashdot has about a billion topics, so they don't have room for something like a topic block. How about a last five topics thingy, like Slashdot/squishdot/scoop offers?
Maybe something for 0.5.0.
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By kevin (Friday September 22 2000 @ 10:57PM EDT)
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How about an archive feature? The name of the software is phpweblog, and a weblog is generally defined as something like scripting news or a weblogs.com kind of thing. Most of those sites use Blogger (http://www.blogger.com/) and it has an archiving feature that goes back to the beginning of time. :)
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By Remco Brink (Sunday September 24 2000 @ 08:12AM EDT)
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Yup. Archiving would definately be a way cool (and quite necessary) feature.
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