Sections and Categories

[Virtual Isle]

how do you remove the sections and categories tab on content.php

[Lynne]

Sections and categories "tab"? There is no tab for them. If you are just talking about the widgets, then go edit your layout and remove them. (You may want to head over to vb.com and their Home tab and read the articles about the CMS.)

[redhawk89]

Is there a way to completely remove "Articles" from the CMS? For instance, if I want nothing but an RSS feed widget to show up... There doesn't appear to be a way to delete the "main content" from the layout page...

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by redhawk89

Is there a way to completely remove "Articles" from the CMS? For instance, if I want nothing but an RSS feed widget to show up... There doesn't appear to be a way to delete the "main content" from the layout page...

No, there is not.

[redhawk89]

Bump. Any update, is it possible yet to remove "Articles" from CMS completely?

Or convert it to some other type of widget? ANYTHING. Even just to make it vamoosh from the CMS would be great. Until then, I'm stuck with...

"There is no content in this section" in an otherwise-blank widget.

[Fusion2]

Originally Posted by redhawk89

Bump. Any update, is it possible yet to remove "Articles" from CMS completely?

You have a lot of creative options, depending on what you want to do:

1. If you don't want CMS, you can disable this under plugins.

2. If you want RSS feeds to appear in CMS, you can add a RSS widget to your CMS page template.

3. If you want an RSS page to show, but not the main CMS homepage, you can add a link to your menu that points to the specific CMS Post called "RSS", and disable the CMS Home button from the menu. This will allow users to see the RSS feed, but not the empty CMS Home page.

Like i said, lots of options depending on what you want. But, your discription is too general for me to provide a detailed answer. Here is what I think you want:

Remove CMS Home from tab menu. Add new tab menu called RSS feed. Point tab menu to a CMS post called RSS feed. Insert RSS code into CMS post, or use this space to provide a simple message about your RSS feeds, then add an RSS widget to the content area on your template, so they see your simple welcome RSS message, followed by the RSS widgets.

Lots of options!