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Folder Template

Posted: 21 Jan 2021, 03:26
by marco963
I would like to know if it is possible to define a template based on a specific folder definition, in order to be able to create other folders, characterized by the same attributes (all the attributed specified in the different tabs: context, folder, gallery, plugin etc.).
An implementation idea could be a new menu item "copy folder configuration" and, when creating a new folder, having a new menu item "paste folder configuration".

Re: Folder Template

Posted: 21 Jan 2021, 04:16
by mjau-mjau
First of all, I would like to remind that you can edit default settings for context, folder, gallery etc directly from Settings > Page. From there you could assign all settings that are used for most pages, and then instead change settings on a per-page basis when required. This would be the first approach to achieve defaults for the majority of your pages.

Then there is also a copy-paste for page settings, which allows you to copy all settings from one page to another.
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Then you can also use gallery/folders templates, but there is no option for "templates" that cover multiple modules.
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Re: Folder Template

Posted: 21 Jan 2021, 04:54
by marco963
Thanks so much Karl, as usual, for your precious suggestions

Re: Folder Template

Posted: 21 Jan 2021, 05:36
by metallissimus
There's a simple workaround that I am using: I set up a hidden folder with all the settings and markup for headers etc. that I wanted and use that as a template folder. Whenever I need a new folder with these settings I simply make a copy of my template folder, rename it and fill it with content.

Re: Folder Template

Posted: 21 Jan 2021, 08:10
by marco963
metallissimus wrote: There's a simple workaround that I am using: I set up a hidden folder with all the settings and markup for headers etc. that I wanted and use that as a template folder. Whenever I need a new folder with these settings I simply make a copy of my template folder, rename it and fill it with content.
Smart idea ! :-)