Configuring Plone

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1. Chapter 5 - Behind the Scenes We will explain some basic concepts about the technologies behind Plone and we will see how to configure, search, and index new content types in the context of the important concepts of acquisition and the Template Attribute Language.
   1. Understanding Object-Oriented Web Development (this chapter will be soon available)
   2. Doing Through-the-Web Development: The ZMI (this chapter will be soon available)
   3. Understanding Object Publishing and Acquisition (this chapter will be soon available)
   4. Managing Content Types Through the ZMI (this chapter will be soon available)
   5. Understanding the Portal Catalog (this chapter will be soon available)
2. Chapter 6 - Customizing Plone's Look and Feel We will then learn how to change the look and feel of a Plone site, introducing Plone's skins, templates, CSS, JavaScript, KSS.
   1. Changing the Entire Site’s Look Quickly (this chapter will be soon available)
   2. Introducing Plone Skins (this chapter will be soon available)
   3. Templates and CSS: Customizing Your Plone Skin (this chapter will be soon available)
   4. Working with JavaScript (this chapter will be soon available)
   5. KSS: Ajax Made Easy (this chapter will be soon available)
3. Chapter 7 - Managing Security and Workflows This chapter shows how security settings are handled in the Zope application server, how to use and manage workflows, and how to use and manage the Plone Policy Support.
   1. Implementing Security in Zope (this chapter will be soon available)
   2. Using Plone Workflows (this chapter will be soon available)
   3. Adding Plone Policy Support (this chapter will be soon available)
   4. Creating and Customizing Plone Workflows (this chapter will be soon available)
4. Chapter 8 - Advanced User Management We will introduce some basic concepts about how the authentication service works in Plone and we will see how it is possible to attach Plone to LDAP or relational databases.
   1. The Pluggable Authentication Service (PAS) (this chapter will be soon available)
   2. Authentication with LDAP (this chapter will be soon available)
   3. Authentication with Relational Databases (this chapter will be soon available)

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