More after the fold.
Permissions
| server admin | site admin |
site editor |
author | |
| create nodes | x | x | x | x |
| view unpublished |
x | x | x | x |
| edit own nodes |
x | x | x | x |
| edit any node | x | x | x | |
| edit terms | x | x | x | |
| edit vocabs | x | x | ||
| blocks | x | x | ||
| modules | x | |||
| admin user | x |
Categories
It may be useful to use some categorization schemes:
- Sections: this vocabulary defines the basic site
structure, and is part of the global navigation. -
- Each content item must be associated with at least
one section. - Optionally, an item may appear in multiple
sections, is sometimes useful.
- Heirarchical (sections within sections)
- New terms can only be added by the site
editor.
- Each content item must be associated with at least
- Tags: this vocabulary allows for free-form
grouping of content items. -
- Each content item may be associated with zero or
more tags. - Tags can't be nested, so this is a flat
vocabulary. - New tags can be created by content authors simply by typing
them into the tags field.
- Each content item may be associated with zero or