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Output All Page Parts
When you have a very long pages, split it up into multiple parts for each section. Then in the Body Part, arrange the parts in order using the Radius content tag.
This way your layouts are not cluttered with multiple parts and you can still divide the page into smaller chunks.
This is very useful when writing a page that contains ruby code that has to be highlighted: Create a page part like source_filename that is enclosed in <r:code> tags and in the main article just do <r:content part="source_filename"/>
It also allows you to change the order of the parts if you need to add one part in between two others.
Another option is to put the page parts in child-pages.
Pages
- Accessing Radiant's User Model
- Adding Custom Radius Tags
- Additional Configuration Options
- Altering Tabs in the Admin UI
- Blog Extension
- Blog Tags Extension
- Change a Page's Publication Date
- Clear the page cache
- Comments Extension
- Conditional Tags
- Contributing Code
- Copy Move Extension
- Create a RSS Feed
- Create an Atom Feed
- Creating a "Frequently Asked Questions" Page
- Creating a Custom Page Type
- Creating a Link Roll Extension
- Creating a UL & IMG based Navigation Bar
- Creating Extensions
- Custom File Not Found Page
- Customizing the Admin UI
- CyImage Extension
- Developer Upgrade Notes
- Elegant Page Level CSS
- Extending and Overriding Radiant Behavior
- Extension Registry
- Extensions
- FAQ
- Gallery Extension
- Getting Started
- Git on Linux
- Git on Mac
- Git on Windows
- Home
- Host a Podcast
- Hosting Multiple Websites using mod_proxy
- How to use the Page Attachments Extension
- How-To: Create an Extension
- index sitemap column headers error
- Installation
- Installing Extensions
- Installing on 1st Easy
- Installing on A Small Orange
- Installing on Bluehost
- Installing on Dreamhost Using SSH
- Installing on Gentoo
- Installing on Heroku
- Installing on HostingRails
- Installing on Mac OS
- Installing on Media Temple
- Installing on Prime Hosting
- Installing on Site5
- Installing on Slicehost
- Installing on TextDrive
- Installing on Ubuntu
- Installing Radiant on Ubunutu Server with Ruby Enterprise Edition, Passenger, Apache and Nginx
- Instance vs. Application mode
- Intermittent Errors with SQLite on Windows
- Language Redirect Extension
- Layouts
- Mailer Extension
- MailTo Extension
- Making a Sitemap
- Migrating from Mephisto
- Migrating from SQLite to MySQL
- Modifying the Page UI
- Multi Site Extension
- No Secret Given to the protect from forgery call
- Output All Page Parts
- Page Attachments Extension
- Pages
- Paperclipped Extension
- Payment Systems
- Radiant Pros
- Radiant Users
- Radius Tag Reference
- Radius Tags
- Rafael M. Carvalho
- Removing the Scaffold from the Link Roll Extension
- Reorder Extension
- Reset Your Admin Password
- Roasters Template
- Running on Edge
- Running on JBoss Rails
- Scheduler Extension
- Search Extension
- Set a Top Level Page per User
- Settings Extension
- Setup a MySQL Database
- Setup a PostgreSQL Database
- Setup a SQLite Database
- Setup Development Mode
- Siblings Tags Extension
- Simple Password Extension
- Snippets
- Tags Extension
- Tags that Change Page Context
- Tags that insert content
- Tags that Work with Collections
- The Radiant Ethic
- Thirdparty Extensions
- undefined method for enumerable
- Uninstalling Extensions
- Updating a site from Radiant 0.6.9 to 0.7.1
- Using multiple PostgreSQL schemas
- Using Radiant as a blog
- Using Radiant Layouts to Style Extension Controllers
- Using RubyMine debugger
- Using Sass
- Using the header tag
- Versio2
