Updated Trainings Docs

[Vivek-04022001]

Description: I enhanced the language flow in the paragraph, making it easier to comprehend. The previous version was challenging to understand, but the revised version is now more accessible and user-friendly. I, Vivek Kumar, agree to have this contribution published under the Creative Commons 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), with attribution to the Plone Foundation.

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[ksuess]

I appreciate that you looked into this training chapter so detailed. Thanks for the feedback. But I do not agree with your suggestions. It's necessary to use the vocabulary like default view, component, create, contain, etc.. I'll consider your thoughts in the upcoming overhaul.

[Vivek-04022001]

Thank you, @ksuess, for your corrections. As a new contributor to Plone, I'm committed to being an active member of this community and learning from experienced mentors. Presently, I've been closely connected with @stevepiercy, who has been guiding me on how to contribute effectively to an open-source organization like Plone. I've gained valuable insights from his mentorship.

I have a minor question. As a newcomer to this organization, I spend a significant amount of time reading documentation daily. In an effort to assist other new developers in navigating the docs more easily, I occasionally point out errors. However, if the entire documentation is set to be updated soon, I'd like your guidance. Should I primarily focus on coding contributions or continue to allocate some attention to documentation contributions as well? I would appreciate your approval on the best approach.

[stevepiercy]

@Vivek-04022001 please note that Training is a collection of trainings that are conducted in person at each Plone Conference every year (and sometimes for hire). Official Plone 6 Documentation is at https://6.docs.plone.org/. Many trainings refer to that as the authoritative source.

@ksuess refers to overhauling only the Mastering Plone training. Other trainers update their own trainings, usually about a month or two before the conference.

Corrections for errors and omission are welcome, as is feedback. However it better to file an issue, not a pull request, to discuss what should change, if anything. That saves everyone time and effort. See Work with GitHub issues.

[Vivek-04022001]

@ksuess, I'm reflecting on your suggestion to maintain all the terms mentioned in the docs. As a result, I propose a new change to you.

1.A page usually displays its blocks in the default view.
2.As a developer, you can create multiple views or modify the default view.
3.This is useful for adding components that should be shown, regardless of how an editor assembles a page with blocks.
4.By default, the page doesn't display its contained items but only the title and blocks created by an editor.
5.To reveal contained items, you can create a listing block.
6.If you use a listing block without any specific criterias, it lists every contained items.