Hi folks
I am hoping to get a bit of advice on the 'good way' to think.
Scenario:
'User Batman' has a group called Batman.
He has a member called 'User Robin'.
User Robin creates a new Superhero article (to be viewed only in the 'Batman' group).
On the same site...
'User Tintin' has a group called Tintin.
He has a member called 'User Milou'.
User Milou creates a new Superhero article (to be viewed only in 'Tintin' group).
Requirement:
For each group to have a unique style and layout for the Superhero content type form.
Question:
For the Superhero Article content type to appear different depending on the group I am viewing it in, what is the 'good way' to achieve this?
Possibilities might include:
1
Using Positions and Variations overrides - in the tutorial they are global, so to make them local?
2
Create the required fields with the padlock unlocked (content type agnostic), then create a content type per group and add fields as required?
3
Add some sql or php somewhere to the load the appropriate template.....
4
Use purely CSS, though this has limitations
Any tips or suggestions would be great :)
Thanks
Bucklash (Jon)