[REM] run-through of advanced editor thing features, should be in a different document

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@ -192,101 +192,7 @@ now, click on the :menuselection:`Website` menu item in the top-left of the
browser, between :menuselection:`Messaging` and :menuselection:`Settings`.
You're back to your website, but are now an administrator and thus have access
to the advanced edition features of an OpenERP-built website. Let's quickly
run through them.
Mobile Preview
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.. todo:: insert menu bar, mobile preview icon outlined
Because the OpenERP website system is built with bootstrap_, it is easy to
build "responsive" websites reacting to the size of the screen and making best
use of the available space.
The mobile preview does not give you the exact rendering of a smartphone (if
there's such a thing), but it goes some of the way and lets you know if it's
completely unusable without having to actually switch to a smartphone and try
to find out how to see your site with it (especially during edition).
.. todo:: screenshot of page in desktop v mobile preview layout
Promote
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Lets you easily configure how your page should advertise its existence to
search engines: keywords matching the page's subject, nice titles and
descriptions for visitors finding the page via search engines.
.. todo:: screenshot promote
Content
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The content menu provides "top level" operations: manipulation of the main
menu (creation of new links, submenus, etc...) and creation of high-level
objects. At the moment only pages (they're the top-level object for the
``website`` module), but installing the recruitment module will add an entry
to quick-create a new job offer, and the events module one for a new event.
Customize
---------
The customize menu provides a number of loosely associated features, broadly
split in two sections:
Templates configuration
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Some templates provide alternative versions/structures. These alternative
version can be toggled from the template configuration checkboxes. Two of
these are bundled in ``website``, providing an alternative blank footer to
fill, and the other one replacing your company's name by your company's logo
in the navigation bar.
Theming
```````
As previously mentioned, OpenERP's website module uses bootstrap_ for much of
its basic styles and layout. This, in turns, allows using existing bootstrap
themes to alter the color scheme of your website.
:menuselection:`Customize --> Change Theme` opens a picker to a few bundled
Bootstrap themes, and lets you change the look of your site quickly and
on-the-fly.
.. todo:: creating or installing new boostrap themes?
HTML Editor
```````````
Opens a full-blown code editor on the current template, and lets you easily
edit templates in-place, either for a quick fix which is simpler to perform in
code yet from the page, or to try things out before moving them to template
files.
Help
----
Lists available tutorials, step-by-step lessons in using the website.
``website`` only provides :menuselection:`Help --> Insert a banner` which
shows some basic features of the website (snippets, edition, mobile preview)
while guiding the user through. Other modules can provide additional tutorials
for their advanced features.
Edit
----
Starts up the rich text editor, which lets you alter page text, add links and
images, change colors, etc…
Snippets
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:guilabel:`Insert Blocks` opens the snippets UI: pre-built layout blocks which
you can then fill with your own content (text, pictures, …). Simply select a
snippet and drag-and-drop it on your page. Guides should appear when you start
dragging a snippet, showing where the snippet can be dropped.
to the advanced edition features of an OpenERP-built website.
Building your pages with OpenERP Website
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