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Display Collection in navigation, hide Files and Images #3486
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yes, i do also the same steps |
Pull-requests so far:
Jenkins build with these parameters:
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@plone/framework-team I don't think this needs to be a plip but I'd like to hear your opinion. |
Personally, I do not have a big preference here. What it is certain is that the Plone 6 alpha stage is the right moment for changing this kind of stuff. So if you get large consensus or lack to find anyone against you are free to go. But this is just my own opinion. |
+1000 for merging this! |
What @ericof just said (after I merged everything) was that he also enables Link everytime. |
* Fix tests for #3486 * sort addons by title * Sort case insensitively Co-authored-by: Philip Bauer <bauer@starzel.de>
I don't have time right now to add Link to the types shown by default. The fix is rather easy but requires changes in multiple packages and a upgrade-step (see the previous PRs) so it's a great task for a newbie. |
The default-setting for navigations in Plone 5 and 6 does not show Collections in the navigation (top-bar and portlets).
I propose to change that, so that for new sites created with Plone 6 Collections actually show up.
It was so irritating that the demo-folder in https://demo.plone.org/en/demo has a collection but it was not shown that I changed that in the demo-site profile.
I would also change the setting that by default Image and File does not show up. These three are the first settings I usually change in all new projects and I think most people have the same issue.
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