Straighten headline levels in first-metamodel.

Author: discordier

manual/first-metamodel.rst

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 The first MetaModel
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+===================
 
 Install with composer
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 You’ll need the MetaModels core and some attributes / filter to get MetaModels running. In you composer search
 ``metamodels/core`` an ``metamodels/bundle_all`` to install the core and all bundles and filters. 
@@ -12,10 +12,10 @@ When installed, run the database update and your MetaModels installation is done
 .. note:: If you know that you don’t need all attributes and/or filter you can install every single package by it’s own.
 
 Your first MetaModel
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+--------------------
 
 Create MetaModels
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+.................
 To get started with MetaModels we need at least one MetaModel, jai! We will build a small MetaModel, non translated,
 MetaModel for real estate references.
 
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ In our example we need two MetaModels:
 Create reference and category metamodels.
 
 Create attributes
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+.................
 
 An (empty) MetaModel is just a container for your data objects. But before you can store data in your MetaModel, you
 need to define some types of data which you like to store.
@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Choose:
 :Sorting: sorting
 
 Create Rendersettings
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 For now, we have two MetaModel with some attributes and a link between booth. But we didn’t want just to store some
 data, we also like to display them.
@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ The filter setting define the rules for the target, your detail page.
 :hide labels: yes
 
 Create a rendersetting (backend)
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 Go to the „render settings“ of „reference“.
 
@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ Go to the „render settings“ of „reference“.
 .. note:: When you (later) add attributes to your MetaModel you need to add them also in your render setting.*
 
 Create a rendersetting (frontend list)
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 Go to the „render settings“ of „reference“.
 
@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ Go to the „render settings“ of „reference“.
 * After adding, activate „name“, „category“, „picture_highlight“
 
 Create a rendersetting (frontend detail)
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 Go to the „render settings“ of „reference“.
 
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ Go to the „render settings“ of „reference“.
 * After adding, activate „name“, „description“, „category“, „picture_highlight“, „picture_gallery“
 
 Input Screens
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+.............
 
 For now there are two MetaModels with some Attributes and Rendersetting. But how do we get data in our MetaModels?
 With input screens!
@@ -245,15 +245,15 @@ So create a Input Screen with the following settings:
 :Data manipulation permission: We want to allow editing, creating and deleting items - so choose all three.
 
 Select configuration
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 Okay. Now we got the empty Input Screen container with a few settings. But to get things working, we need (remember
 the render setting!) some attributes in it.
 
 Switch to the „settings“ of your currently created Input Screen and choose „add all“.
 
 Define Attribute settings
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 Our input screen is ready. But we need tweak the attributes a little bit. For example we always want a name, description
 and Highlight Picture.
@@ -263,14 +263,14 @@ To get this done, we choose in these attribute settings the „mandatory“.
 .. info:: Input Screens are very powerful. Take a coffee and explore the visibility conditions and attribute settings.
 
 Grouping and sorting settings
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 In the grouping & sorting section you need to create at least one object to sort & maybe group your entries.
 
 For example: "Enable manual sorting" without grouping.
 
 View conditions
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+...............
 
 View conditions are the easy part in MetaModels. But, you might guess that you also need here at least one to get things
 work.
@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ The view conditions define who could see and use which render setting and input
           group“ blank.
 
 Define a view condition
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 Define one view condition with following settings:
 
 :member-group: -leave this empty-
@@ -292,11 +292,11 @@ Define one view condition with following settings:
 .. info:: Wasn’t it a good Idea to prefix our input screens and render setting? ;-)
 
 We are ready to enter Data
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 Some time ago, we started with just a MetaModels package and already arrived to create data. Easy, hm?
 
 Continue to the new „Referenz“ entry in your „content“ navigation and add a first item.
 
 Filter Setting
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 (Todo)