A User's Guide to Plone

This book helps new and experienced Plone users to become more productive. Unlike other Plone books, this volume focuses on how to use "out of the box" features pre-installed with any default Plone instance. It is written especially for those who use Plone on a daily basis to write and approve content.

A User's Guide to Plone takes an in-depth look at the basic steps for creating and publishing content; it also provides reference material about content types, workflows, user security and strategies for organizing a site. The latest edition, for Plone 4, is 246 pages, has undergone a major rewrite by Robert Nagle, and includes new material on topics such as: using the TinyMCE editor, using Plone for wikis and making content easy to find.

Plone 4 User Guide A User's Guide to Plone addresses questions like:
- What is the best way to paste content with the editor?
- How do you give another user the right to edit your content?
- How do you enable comments?
- What are collections and how do you make one?
- What are workflows and how are they used?
- How do you use "working copies" to edit already published items?

Book Samples: Introduction | Chapter 6 | Table of Contents

Availability

Note: to purchase 4.3 version, email your reqeust to: [email protected].

3.x and 2.x PDF versions of the book (marked with an asterisk *) are
FREE for non-commercial use. Plone 4.x PDFs are $25 per copy.

Book-related Resources

Here is a list of URLs mentioned in the book and a place to report and view errata.

History

Enfold Systems has partnered with the original authors, gocept gmbh & co. kg, since 2006 to make the Plone user guide available for print in the United States and abroad. Please direct any inquires to [email protected].