It's been a while since I used umbraco, but I'm glad to be back.. :-)
As I ease myself in to the wonderful world of umbraco again, I have decided to create a CV website using umbraco, the website is a one page website with diffrent sections, but still all rendered on one page.
My question is I have a section called techical skills for example... screen shot below... Now I want to control this in umbraco, by doing something like > adding new skill, add skill title, desciption etc... should I be doing something like this in my documents types...
Homepage -Technical Skills -Skill -Formal Education -Education -Recent Work Work
I.e have one document type with sub - types... as its a one page site....
Or should they be all seprate?
My instinct is to do it with sub types, but as I haven't used Umbraco for sooooo long I just thought Id make sure.
Yea that seems like a good implimentation. Certianlty only need for one doc type. No need for it to be really complicated by the sounds of it :). Charlie
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It's been a while since I used umbraco, but I'm glad to be back.. :-)
As I ease myself in to the wonderful world of umbraco again, I have decided to create a CV website using umbraco, the website is a one page website with diffrent sections, but still all rendered on one page.
My question is I have a section called techical skills for example... screen shot below... Now I want to control this in umbraco, by doing something like > adding new skill, add skill title, desciption etc... should I be doing something like this in my documents types...
Homepage
-Technical Skills
-Skill
-Formal Education
-Education
-Recent Work
Work
I.e have one document type with sub - types... as its a one page site....
Or should they be all seprate?
My instinct is to do it with sub types, but as I haven't used Umbraco for sooooo long I just thought Id make sure.
Thanks,
Ayo
Hey Ayo,
Looks good to me!
Rich
Yea that seems like a good implimentation. Certianlty only need for one doc type. No need for it to be really complicated by the sounds of it :). Charlie
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