Feature #14889
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Place ADMINPANEL where I want to
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Description
Currently the ADMIN-PANEL is just appended to the webpages output (even after the closing </html>. Usually this is ok, but sometimes not: Especially if we have XHTML-strict pages where layouting is controlled by CSS, the admin-panel might appear "who knows where", while also destroying the XHTML-validity, making browsers render the page "who knows how".
My feature-request would be a way to place the ADMIN PANEL wherever I want through TypoScript, maybe having it as a cObject, e.g.
page.10.marks.PANEL = ADMINPANEL
and then maybe have some ways to configure the admin panel in this object.
Good? Bad? Any objection?
(issue imported from #M1323)
Updated by Wolfgang Klinger over 19 years ago
Updated by Ernesto Baschny over 19 years ago
The ingmar_admpanelwrap only allows me to wrap something around the admin panel, which is still appended to my page (after the closing </html>). The main problem is that this destroys XHTML- (and even HTML-) compliancy on the frontend-page.
The second link (EDITPANEL) is almost what I was suggesting, but I want the ADMINPANEL, not the EDITPANEL placeable where I want.
Updated by Wolfgang Klinger over 19 years ago
Why do you need XHTML compliancy for a view of your website that no user will ever see (except your staff)?
And the second point is that the admin panel is so big when you open certain functions that this would destroy your page layout anyway.
I don't think that anybody will spend time on such a useless feature, sorry.
Updated by Sebastian Kurfuerst about 19 years ago
closing this bug.. if there is more information to this bug, please reopen. greets, sebastian
Updated by Michael Stucki over 18 years ago
I would suggest to go do it the easy way, using ingmar_admpanelwrap for positioning the panel AND by moving the code before the closing body tag (to have less confusing compliancy checks).