Traditional topic panel
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Traditional topic panel views all topic elements in one page. This page contains fields for topic identifiers, base name, variant names, classes, occurrences (text data), associations and instances. Base name, subject locator and variant name fields are editable while all others are only indirectly editable. Classes, instances and associations are represented with topic tables discussed more detailed in [[Working with topic tables]] chapter. Subject identifiers are represented with simple URL table while occurrences are string tables. | Traditional topic panel views all topic elements in one page. This page contains fields for topic identifiers, base name, variant names, classes, occurrences (text data), associations and instances. Base name, subject locator and variant name fields are editable while all others are only indirectly editable. Classes, instances and associations are represented with topic tables discussed more detailed in [[Working with topic tables]] chapter. Subject identifiers are represented with simple URL table while occurrences are string tables. | ||
| − | Wandora user may not modify field order of traditional topic panel but may hide any fields with '''View''' menu options. For example Wandora user may hide occurrences selecting '''View > view | + | Wandora user may not modify field order of traditional topic panel but may hide any fields with '''View''' menu options. For example Wandora user may hide occurrences selecting '''View > view occurrences'''. The eye icon in front of the menu option indicates the current visibility status of the element. Selecting the menu option again toggles the visibility of the element. Selecting '''View > View all''' sets all panel elements visible. Selecting '''View > Hide all''' hides all panel elements except base name and subject locator. Base name and subject locators are viewed always. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 21:50, 13 July 2008
Traditional topic panel views all topic elements in one page. This page contains fields for topic identifiers, base name, variant names, classes, occurrences (text data), associations and instances. Base name, subject locator and variant name fields are editable while all others are only indirectly editable. Classes, instances and associations are represented with topic tables discussed more detailed in Working with topic tables chapter. Subject identifiers are represented with simple URL table while occurrences are string tables.
Wandora user may not modify field order of traditional topic panel but may hide any fields with View menu options. For example Wandora user may hide occurrences selecting View > view occurrences. The eye icon in front of the menu option indicates the current visibility status of the element. Selecting the menu option again toggles the visibility of the element. Selecting View > View all sets all panel elements visible. Selecting View > Hide all hides all panel elements except base name and subject locator. Base name and subject locators are viewed always.
