4 views in Refinery that use a new type of content_page

gistfile1.html

rendering a custom plugin

  <% content_for :page_title do %>
    <%= @destination.title %>
  <% end %>

  <% content_for :page_body do %>
    <section>
      <h1>Choose from our most popular recommended itineraries below</h1>
    </section>

    <%= render @destination.trips %>
  <% end %>

  <% content_for :page_side_body do %>
    <aside>
      <%= render :partial => "/shared/customize_your_itinerary" %>
      <%=raw @destination.side_body %>
      <%= render :partial => "/shared/brochure" %>
      <%= render :partial => "/shared/have_a_question" %>
    </aside>
  <% end %>

  <%= render :partial => "/shared/content_page" %>

rendering a standard page

  <%= render :partial => "/shared/content_page" %>

rendering a home page

  <% content_for :page_title do %>
    <%= image_tag('peru.png') %>
  <% end %>

  <% content_for :page_body do %>
    <h1>What Sets Us Apart</h1>
    <%= raw @page[:what_sets_us_apart] %>
    <%= render :partial => "/shared/have_a_question" %>
  <% end %>

  <% content_for :page_side_body do %>
    <div class='clearfix'>
      <%= image_tag('south-america.png') %>
      <h1>Where Do You Want To Go?</h1>
      <%= raw @page[:"where_do_you_want_to_go?"] %>
    </div>

    <div class='clearfix'>
      <%= image_tag('brochure-large.png') %>
      <h1>Vaya Adventures Brochure</h1>
      <%= raw @page[:vaya_adventures_brochure] %>
    </div>

    <h1>What Our Travellers Say</h1>
    <%= raw @page[:what_our_travellers_say] %>
  <% end %>

  <%= render :partial => "/shared/content_page" %>
  
rendering a news index page

  <% content_for :page_title do %>
    <%= t('plugins.refinerycms_news.title') %>
  <% end %>

  <% content_for :page_body do %>
    <%= @page[:body] if @news_items.offset == 0 %>

    <% if @news_items.any? %>
      <% @news_items.each do |item| %>
        <article class="news_item_truncated">
          <h3><%= link_to item.title, news_item_url(item) %></h3>
          <p>
            <small><%= t('.published') %> <%= l(item.publish_date, :format => :long) %></small>
          </p>
          <%= truncate  item.body, :length => 200,
                        :omission => " ... #{link_to t('.read_more'), news_item_url(item)}",
                        :preserve_html_tags => true %>
        </article>
      <% end %>

      <%= will_paginate(@news_items) %>
    <% else %>
      <p><em><%= t('.no_items_yet') %></em></p>
    <% end %>
  <% end -%>

  <%= render :partial => "/shared/content_page" %>
  
content page

  <section id='body_content'>
    <h1><%= section(:page_title) %></h1>
    <section id='page_body'>
      <%= section(:page_body) %>
    </section>
    <section id='page_side_body'>
      <%= section(:page_side_body) %>
    </section>
  </section>
  
content page 2

  <section id='body_content'>
    <h1><%= section(:page_title) %></h1>
    <% @page.sections do |section| %>
      <section id='<%= section.name %>'>
        <%= section(section.name.to_sym) %>
      </section>
    <% end %>
  </section>
  
application helper

  def section(name)
    html = yield name
    
    if html.blank? and @page[name].present?
      html = @page[name] 
    end
    
    raw(html)
  end
  
settings.rb

  Refinery.default_page_parts = [:body, :side_body]
  
when you add a new page part to a page it tells you in a message what to add to your view.

• Easy to understand
• Reduces most of the duplication
• Allows you to choose your dom ids, HTML5 tags etc
• Reduces the responsibility of content_page
• Easy to customise, change the order of where sections go, change the dom ids, add classes, change HTML tags

How does section(:page_title) work by default?

• Designed with the intention of the developer overriding _content_page right away

How do I have css like "no_side_body" ?

I like it in principle but I fear this has no / very limited backward compatibility so we have to deprecate first.

I like this. I still find page parts a little funky though.

Why so many <section>'s btw?

Yeah should not something be an <article>

Well that's not what I found weird, just the fact that there's sections in the content_page and in the subpages.