The configuration options for list view are the same for news and events. However, the views are not identical, so you cannot create a list that shows both events and news simultaneously.
To create a news list:
Below, we will go over the most important options. You can also contact your local web support and ask them to set up the list.
1. Archive Here you can choose whether to display archived or non-archived events/news. You can also select an option to show both.
2. Article Date Greater Than
Displays all news/events that are published/held after a given time. This can be a fixed date or a relative value, such as "Now," "Today Midnight," or "-/+ X day/month/hour."
3. Article Date Less Than
Displays all news/events that are published/held before the specified time. This can be a fixed day, month, year, or a relative value like "Now," "Today Midnight," or "-/+ X day/month/hour."
Time restriction is an ideal way to separate upcoming events from those already held. Applied to a standard event list, it could look like this:
List with ONLY upcoming events: Time Restriction = Now
List with upcoming and ongoing events: Time Restriction = Today Midnight
List with past events: Time Restriction Less Than = Today Midnight
List with past and ongoing events: Time Restriction Less Than = Now
4. Starting Point Here you select the folder where the news/events are located.
Here you can choose between 4 designs for your list. 3 out of the 4 list views are designed to fit a maximum of 1/3 of the page, while one list is designed for a wider news list display. You can also mix designs within one list.
Designed for a maximum of 1/3 of a webpage:
Minimized List View: Shows: Header, date, category
With Image View: Shows: Header, date, category, teaser, image
Without Image View: Shows: Header, date, category, teaser
Designed for a wider list view, where the list view is the main content on the page:
With this list, in addition to choosing one design for your list, you can also specify for individual news items if you want one or more specific news items to be displayed with full-width images. This is done under the General tab and in the News List Layout menu.
When creating a list of events, you should choose to display Only Events on your list.
When creating a list of news, you should select Only Non-Events.
An RSS feed can be used as a source for displaying news or events on an information screen. An RSS feed can be added to applications like Outlook if you, as a user, want to receive notifications when new content is added to the news list. Additionally, you can display a news list from another page on your own TYPO3 page using an RSS feed.
The RSS feed is initially disabled (inactive) when you create a new news or event list. You can enable the RSS feed for the list as follows:
First, consider whether some of your news/events should have an expiration date. Old news and events without an expiration date will appear in search results and may confuse the reader. Then check the guide on cleaning up old news.
Based on the settings described above, you can relatively easily have your news listed by month and year, see the example below. For such an archive list to work, it must refer to an already existing regular list view, either on the same page or another page. Below are the necessary settings for such an archive list: