I can think of a couple of solutions:
[Option 1]:
This extension https://extensions.joomla.org/extension ... templater/ allows you to save frequently used layouts or parts of a page, that you just insert by way of a plugin button in your editor (perhaps test it - both JCE and TinyMCE editors - they have have different ways to use the editor plugin buttons such as those from Regluar Labs (the developer of "Content Templater")
So you'd create the layout like your example, the user would start a new article, then use the Templator button (usually at the foot of the editor window), to insert the dummy image and text, then they change it to suit them and save the article as normal. Then Repeat and rinse as needed.
[Option 2]:
A slightly easier solution - create the article as per your example, save it as "Template Page". Instruct the user to make a copy of it (or when the open "Template Page", change the article title and save immediately as the desired page name, then change the image and content as they desire,.
[General advice]
JCE Editor has a "columns" function to help you with layouts. Instead of tables, it creates DIVS and takes advantage of the CSS Grid (which Joomla uses generally) rather than "Flex Grid". In any case, it can create your two columns, for text and image as per your example. The users shouldn't need to mess with the layout, just change the image and text.
[Option 1]:
This extension https://extensions.joomla.org/extension ... templater/ allows you to save frequently used layouts or parts of a page, that you just insert by way of a plugin button in your editor (perhaps test it - both JCE and TinyMCE editors - they have have different ways to use the editor plugin buttons such as those from Regluar Labs (the developer of "Content Templater")
So you'd create the layout like your example, the user would start a new article, then use the Templator button (usually at the foot of the editor window), to insert the dummy image and text, then they change it to suit them and save the article as normal. Then Repeat and rinse as needed.
[Option 2]:
A slightly easier solution - create the article as per your example, save it as "Template Page". Instruct the user to make a copy of it (or when the open "Template Page", change the article title and save immediately as the desired page name, then change the image and content as they desire,.
[General advice]
JCE Editor has a "columns" function to help you with layouts. Instead of tables, it creates DIVS and takes advantage of the CSS Grid (which Joomla uses generally) rather than "Flex Grid". In any case, it can create your two columns, for text and image as per your example. The users shouldn't need to mess with the layout, just change the image and text.
Statistics: Posted by AMurray — Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:44 pm