| While Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is best known as a web application with depth, sometimes a rich-experience easy-scrolling front page can be a good face for the website. The Happy Scroll theme, originally created by the Bootply team as a one-page scroller, is now adapted to Tiki to meet the requests for an easy click-and-scroll """"landing page"""". The original theme has been extended, of course, to cover Tiki's sections and features. The scroll motion used on the front page is also used in the """"autotoc"""" in-page table of contents feature, and of course can be used elsewhere in the site as long as the script (''themes/Happy_Scroll/js/custom.js'') is updated to include the relevant page element id. | | While Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is best known as a web application with depth, sometimes a rich-experience easy-scrolling front page can be a good face for the website. The Happy Scroll theme, originally created by the Bootply team as a one-page scroller, is now adapted to Tiki to meet the requests for an easy click-and-scroll """"landing page"""". The original theme has been extended, of course, to cover Tiki's sections and features. The scroll motion used on the front page is also used in the """"autotoc"""" in-page table of contents feature, and of course can be used elsewhere in the site as long as the script (''themes/Happy_Scroll/js/custom.js'') is updated to include the relevant page element id. |
| About the construction of the Homepage, of course it can be done in various ways including having all the content in one page (and optionally turning on ''section editing'') but, at the demo site, each page section is actually a separate wiki page, fetched by the ''Include'' plugin to complete the page. One section can be edited easily without worrying about breaking the layout or content of the full page. Or replace a section with another completely different one by simply changing the Include plugin's directive. | | About the construction of the Homepage, of course it can be done in various ways including having all the content in one page (and optionally turning on ''section editing'') but, at the demo site, each page section is actually a separate wiki page, fetched by the ''Include'' plugin to complete the page. One section can be edited easily without worrying about breaking the layout or content of the full page. Or replace a section with another completely different one by simply changing the Include plugin's directive. |