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Exhaustive list of common modules and recurring properties
Hi Textpattern peoples,
I am putting together a list of modules that most sites seem to need with the intention of creating a basic fallback style for everything. That way I will be able to quickly build a standard website with all the basic functionality. Simply put: Object orientated frontend development (templating).
After this i will be able to spend my time more efficiently creating new and exciting variations of the standard functionality.
If you have any idea’s, feedback or additions please post away
Here is my start list:
• Image gallery
thumbnail view
full size view
navigation
previous next pauze/play
• Tabs system
• Menu
-horizontal
-subnav flyout
-vertical
-subnav static
-subnav flyout
• Slide show
-slide
-fadeIn/fadeOut
-navigation
previous | next | pauze/play
• News overview
-rss
-featured
-categories
-tags
• News article
-title
-subtitle
-summary/intro
-body
-article image
-author
-date
-readmore
-categories
-tags
-sort by:
• Pagination
previous | next | first | last | pages | so-many of total text
• Calendars
-list view
-standard view
-Day view
-Week view
-Month view
-mini view
--common properties
-dtstart (ISO date)
-summary
===
-location
-url
-dtend (ISO date), duration (ISO date duration)
-rdate, rrule
-category, description
-uid
-geo (latitude, longitude)
-attendee (partstat, role), contact, organizer
• forms
-input text
-input submit
-textarea
-button
===
-radio
-checkbox
-select
• Sitemap
• Table
• blockquote
• Share social media options
• Figure (article inline images)
Last edited by Timid&friendly (2012-01-18 10:53:15)
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Re: Exhaustive list of common modules and recurring properties
No I am not refering strictly to css reset frameworks. I mean modules based on standard/recurring functionality, which includes html patterns with accompanying css and js. e.g.
The example below would represent the ‘‘Navigation model’‘
<nav class="site-menu">
<ul role="navigation" class="main-menu">
<li class="current"><a href="url"><span>item1</span></a></li>
<li><a href="url"><span>item2</span></a></li>
</ul>
</nav>
Last edited by Timid&friendly (2012-01-20 17:34:08)
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