Lord_Venom wrote:
you speaks about the syteme of automatic integration? no problem does it with the hand defers you to Readme_en.

psaxtiri wrote:
If you put the code that Google suggests into a custom block it doesnn't work. Is it my idea or am i correct?

psaxtiri wrote:
I have to put the code right through the theme.html or what?

psaxtiri wrote:
Maybe i should ask google.com i think they say something like that.

psaxtiri wrote:
I would like to put only one google block show to all of my pages and not in a specific area (articles for example).

Guide for setting customized article edit mode

The module allows you to set your prefered edit mode: which mode of edit form can used by users, which fields are allowed for users in a custom or basic mode.

Note: the application requires very basic PHP skill.

Guide #1 - Set form modes
1 In file module/article(or cloned module)/include/form.article.config.php, set the modes of "basic", "custom"; "full" mode can also be configured by modifying
$form_art_elements["full"] = !empty($form_element["active"]) ? array_keys($form_element["active"]) :
2 A full list of all available fields is listed for each mode, a field can be hidden by comment out; or be displayed by removing the comment mark; the sorting order is active for user interface


Guide #2 - Set user permission
1 In file module/article(or cloned module)/include/plugin.php, set the preference for $customConfig["form_mode"]
2 Available values for the "form_mode":
"fix" - force to use "custom", custom mode;
"basic" - default as basic mode "basic", can be switched by user;
"full" - default as advanced mode "full", can be switched by user;
"custom" - default as custom mode "custom", can be switched by user;