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Hello,
Short query is as follows: Is there a way of having a widget that works just like the Section Widget, except also displaying each section's child articles and static pages? Do I have to custom code this in a PHP widget?
The reason, if you're interested, that I want to set it up like this is that I want to use the CMS as a resource or library of sorts. I want to have a group of non-admin users who can add to this library, and I want their articles to automatically show up in navigation. You might argue that I should create sections to be displayed in the navigation widget, and then create the article within this section with settings to make the section act like the article itself. However, I don't want to grant these users access to the admin panel, and I don't want them to have to ask an admin every time they want to add a section. Not to mention having to go through the admin panel for content management seems like a roundabout way.
Advice?
Short query is as follows: Is there a way of having a widget that works just like the Section Widget, except also displaying each section's child articles and static pages? Do I have to custom code this in a PHP widget?
The reason, if you're interested, that I want to set it up like this is that I want to use the CMS as a resource or library of sorts. I want to have a group of non-admin users who can add to this library, and I want their articles to automatically show up in navigation. You might argue that I should create sections to be displayed in the navigation widget, and then create the article within this section with settings to make the section act like the article itself. However, I don't want to grant these users access to the admin panel, and I don't want them to have to ask an admin every time they want to add a section. Not to mention having to go through the admin panel for content management seems like a roundabout way.
Advice?
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